Sentence examples for world term from inspiring English sources
Yet deaccessioning — the art world term for selling pieces from a museum's collection — has become a dirty word and the focus of increasingly intense attention.
The New York State legislature, confronting this maze of precepts, recently considered passing a law that would make selling collections — the art world term is deaccessioning — to pay operating expenses illegal.
"You have to look at it country by country and not assume there is one Western rule for the whole world". Term limits are seen as a Western idea, in large part because of the United States' two-term presidential rule.
The word "bestseller," by the way, has always been a book world term, and as a word it is relatively young.
Maybe, the "reserve" -- another auction world term, the unstated price below which the consignor refuses to sell the object -- isn't achieved by the bidding and, perhaps, the price was too high to begin with.
"I am a big storybook and I want you to sit down and listen to me and look at me -- sadly there is no art world term for this!" Heimer's work will be displayed in a solo show at Lindsay Gallery in Columbus, Ohio, beginning May 1.
My perspective is, in short, profoundly "Anglo" in American terms or "Western" in world terms.
What happens to sterling vis-à-vis the euro is a sideshow in world terms.
For we have entered a new phase of the world, termed the Anthropocene by the world's Earth system scientists.
Glenn Ford, a senior seismologist at the British Geological Survey said, "It's an extremely large earthquake in U.K. terms but not large in world terms".
President Robert Mugabe recognises that.Mukosha ChitahLusaka, ZambiaSIR – Mr Mugabe and his thuggish government are tiddlers in world terms but his odious regime stains the reputations of his neighbours.
