Sentences with phrase «soiled bed at»

It beat heavily hyped contemporary shows such as the Turner Prize exhibition featuring Emin's soiled bed at the Tate, Apocalypse, the follow - up to Sensation at the Royal Academy, or the first exhibition at the new Tate Modern gallery.

Not exact matches

Spot kicks are not something any England (+1790) fan ever wants to rely on, let alone Gareth Southgate, who missed a decisive one on home soil at Euro» 96, but the Three Lions can't put games to bed.

And although some little ones can learn to both make it through the night without wetting or soiling themselves (or the bed) and use the potty around the same time, it may take an additional month to even years to master staying dry at night.

For heavy soil and for bed sheets and towels, select a warm water temperature in your washer and allow clothing to presoak for at least 15 minutes in the warm water and detergent solution before washing to remove excess soil.

Your child will still feel that they are wet or soiled, but there will be less of a mess to clean up so that it does not get on the floor or on the bed at night.

Those deep beds of top soil were sort of like deep beds of coal or something; they're running out, you know, they depend on to be used at least the way we're using them now, tons of synthetic fertilizer, immense amounts of water, which in much of the world, we're running out of.

Layers of newspapers that rot and add to the soil for next year's crops or purchased black plastic are both effective at keeping weeds out of the vegetable patch and flower beds.

She soils the crate at night cause she knows I'll have to take her out of it to clean, she barks and howls until you let her out and she shreds the bedding when you ignore her.

If you keep his crate near your bed at night you will be able to wake up in time to take him outside before he soils his crate.

I also understand that KHAH cleans soiled bedding, and at the time of discharge I will make arrangements with employees to retrieve laundered items.

Nothing as inflammatory as Tracey Emin's soiled and crumpled bed, or Damien Hirst's sliced - up cow and calf, is included in the 2001 Turner Prize show at Tate Britain.

The tabloids, once swollen like bullfrogs at the very idea of Damien, Tracey and all, are now lamenting the lack of soiled beds or stuffed sharks.

THE SCANDAL of the soiled and unmade bed at the Tate Gallery, hailed as a masterpiece and leading contender for the Turner Prize, sums up for most people in this country all that is wrong with...

Jannis Kounellis explores the process of creating environments using everyday materials such as soil, coal, stones, hessian sacks, fire, live animals, bed frames and doorways in a solo exhibition at Blain Southern Berlin.

Developed by Austrian hill farmer Sepp Holzer, hugelkultur at its simplest is a process of piling up logs, brush and other carbon - dense biomass, and then building up raised bed gardens over the top of those piles using top soil and compost.

At one, he said the placements lasted up to 12 hours each time in a «small soiled room with no bathroom, bed, chair or mat.»

«In the fall, you're putting the garden to bed, so it's important to have large multipurpose tools to work the soil,» says Maree Gaetani, director of gardening relations at Vermont - based Gardener's Suppply Co. «In the growing season, you're using smaller hand tools around the growing plants.»