Sentences with phrase «history of that particular piece»

One of the reasons for immediately doubting their sincerity was the history of that particular piece of the CPI (or...

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That renders this law as one of the most egregiously, ill thought out pieces of legislation by the Cuomo Administration in particular, and New York legislative history, ever.

Historics will auction this 1935 Bentley Saloon at Brooklands on June 2nd, and if you're looking to own a piece of automotive history then this might be your chance, as the highest bidder will also get free ownership of the British company that created this particular model.

Although many of the dogs we rescue may have had some obedience training or house training in their past, because we often don't know their history, every dog is a bit like a puzzle that we have to put together one piece at a time to solve the mystery of that particular dog.

They have a long history and there are many interesting pieces of information relating to this particular dog breed.

While that particular piece of gaming history seems to have been scrubbed from recent memory, the Ultima series is one that has lived on for many years and is still just as beloved as it was back in the day.

The final boss, in particular, provides one of the grander set pieces in the series» (and Nintendo's) history.

Every piece, as the exhibition title's reference to foodstuffs might suggest, bears a history of function that precedes its current status as art: a curvy - bladed knife, a mezzaluna, to chop garlic with, perhaps; or a piece of fine china designed for a particular dish.

The King of Arms Art Ball is a social practice piece in which Newsome stages a vogue ball where all the categories are based on an artist's work or a particular movement within art history.

She says, «My current work focuses on the recycling of found and disposable objects making poetic pieces that explore loss, migration and memory, with a particular focus on the Middle East through the histories contained within aged, and culturally specific objects.

«Those who seek to interpret collages not only keep in mind the effects a particular work might have on a viewer (surreal and uncanny are old sawhorses) but also that they must record the respective histories of the individual pieces of the whole, relaying how images and text can be repurposed, retooled, and resignified.

The collection was a valuable store of corporate knowledge and history, but it was difficult to know where to look for a particular piece of information or to know what questions might be answered by using these files.