Sentences with phrase «begun creating items»

Recently, Cotton has begun creating items of clothing designed specifically for the fictional space his characters inhabit.

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Northern Foodservices was created in 1999, and began serving local restaurants with fresh produce, dairy, meat, and other food items.

EAT (RED) DRINK (RED) SAVE LIVES began in 2014 and enlisted over 500 chefs, restaurants, bars and more from the culinary world to join the campaign by creating specialty items, menus and offers which would benefit (RED).

In the beginning I wanted nothing to do with tops that tied at the waist, which is basically every maternity item ever created, but now I'm okay with having a couple in my closet.

The Florida Legislature initially funded FLVS as a pilot project in 1997 and kicked in $ 1.3 billion to begin course development; to ensure that the project didn't threaten general education funding, Bush created a separate budgetary line item for it.

Rust's strong point is construction: as you gather materials from its wilderness, you can begin to lay down a variety of items in a The Sims - like manner, creating your perfect rural retreat by slotting together floors, walls, staircases, and windows.

Create a new character or get a level 80 character from the beginning Play one of the 20 scenario maps that can randomly assemble terrain, monsters, objectives and conditions Try out the daily quests, challenges and weekly events Join one of the refined multiplayer modes (four - player co-op mode, touchdown, arena, or battle royal) Reach level 100 and evolve further with an endgame featuring a Glory system, rare items and currency, Dreamshards

Players create a party of up to six characters from various races and character classes and then begin their adventures by arriving in Phlan and completing quests for the city that include things such as cleaning out sections that have been overrun by evil monsters, obtaining items and general information gathering.

Robert Arneson rejected the idea that ceramic artists can produce only utilitarian items and began creating nonfunctional clay pieces in the 1960s, such as A Teapot?

In this series, I began to experiment with printing images of natural scenes, plants, and other items on to cotton and silk that I then sewed, staged, and re-photographed to create digital photographic collages or sewed the printed fabric into soft sculptures.

To create these works, Wilson uses items that are collected from nature during her frequent walks, and which are then processed so that they begin to take a form that can be patterned repetitively.

She created a gathering place for guests to congregate at the beginning and end of their day to discuss their plans and discoveries, even imagining items they found on local hikes and placing them into the painted bookcase.