Sentences with phrase «valuable piece of art»

You must sneak around guards to find valuable pieces of art.

Trance Starring James McAvoy, Vincent Cassel and Rosario Dawson Directed by Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) Rated R for sexual content, graphic nudity, violence, some grisly images, and language A young UK art auctioneer (McAvoy) gets entangled with a group of criminals (led by Cassel) when he protects a hugely valuable piece of art from being stolen by the crafty gang.

Complicating the argument that Reading was too poor to afford NCLB was the fact that the school district owned a museum that included many valuable pieces of art.

Our world - renowned art lawyers provide expert inheritance tax planning in relation to chattels and historic buildings, conditional exemption claims on valuable pieces of art, purchases, gifts and leaseback sales, loans to museums, import and export controls on the movement of art, and owners» and trustees» responsibilities.

Based on our sample resumes, typical work activities for Art Consultants are meeting with clients to discuss requirements, recommending the purchase of valuable pieces of art, commissioning artwork for clients, and creating the mood desired by the client.

You never know what property will break out and become something that many people will see as a valuable piece of art.

Calder, Petra, and Tommy from the Chasing Vermeer series join up with Zoomy (from The Danger Box, 2010) and Early (from Hold Fast, 2013) to help solve the mystery of 13 valuable pieces of art that have been stolen from the Farmer Museum.

Some examples would be a floater to protect jewelry, or an endorsement to raise the dollar limit for your laptop and computer equipment, or a rider to protect a valuable piece of art.

If you're sued for intentionally throwing a valuable piece of art off someone's balcony, there's probably not a duty to defend you because it was an intentional act.

If you are just starting to have an interest in art, or if you have been an avid collector for years, protecting your valuable pieces of art is of great importance.

Some examples would be a floater to protect jewelry, or an endorsement to raise the dollar limit for your laptop and computer equipment, or a rider to protect a valuable piece of art.

If you're sued for intentionally throwing a valuable piece of art off someone's balcony, there's probably not a duty to defend you because it was an intentional act.

For example, if you inherit a valuable piece of art, or someone gives you some designer clothes, or you buy a new expensive home theater system, you will want to make sure your policy limit would not only cover what you already had, but also these new items.