Sentences with phrase «drew broad interest»
The Apple event drew broad interest from around the technology industry, as well as fans of the Cupertino - based company's products and services.
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The ad drew his interest, so he went to Broad Meadow Brook in Worcester and met Sanctuary Director Deb Cary.
He was drawn to the Utah Governor's Office of Energy Development for the opportunity to work on a broad spectrum of interesting and important energy policy issues.
Her focus on printmaking has allowed her to integrate a broad range of artistic interests: drawing, photography, digital imaging and painting.
Martin's experiences and broad interests in ornithology, literature, philosophy, biology and history are the reservoir from which he draws his inspiration.
Fiber, as the ICA's website attests, may be «the first exhibition in 40 years to examine the development of abstraction and dimensionality in fiber art from the mid-twentieth century through to the present,» but it also speaks to a broader interest in this type of work evidenced by recent curatorial and scholarly projects, including Elissa Auther's String, Felt, Thread: The Hierarchy of Art and Craft in America (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2009)(click here for review); Thread Lines, a group exhibition curated by Joanna Kleinberg Romanow at the Drawing Center in New York (2014); and Richard Tuttles's installation I Don't Know.
The show demonstrates the broad range of O'Brien's work — from sculpture and ceramics to drawing, textiles and painting — and his guiding interest in physicality and the handmade.
Committee work should proceed in a completely open atmosphere, and it should take special initiatives to draw public attention to items of broad interest.
Justin's clients include investors, developers, builders, religious trusts and corporate entities across industries with a broad spectrum of property interests — from wind farms to golf courses, manufacturing facilities to film studios, from rail infrastructure to air ports, from swimming pool developments to corporate headquarters and residential developments, town centres, schools and sporting facilities - giving Justin a wealth of knowledge and experience to draw upon.
To sort out the ideas for broad - interest courses, Keith suggests organizing an editorial review board, consisting of a half dozen or so partners and senior associates decided by the partner - in - charge and him, drawn from each of the firm's five main departments, with input on the partner selections by the department chairs.
Its principal aim is to provide information to support policy - making, but it is also intended to be a broader resource that can be drawn on by academics, voluntary sector organisations and other interested parties.