karasz造句

• According to Mr . Karasz, the plan has not worked perfectly.
• Karasz learned to sew as a young girl in Hungary.
• Karasz experimented with many new materials and manufacturing processes throughout her career.
• Karasz ventured into a number of unusual areas connected with textile design and production.
• Karasz's exploration of furniture and silverware was most intense in the late 1920s and 1930s.
• In 1947, during the rise of American studio craft and abstract expressionism, Karasz began creating embroidered wall hangings.
• As Karasz stirred, other students were making the first scratches on pristine food processors, the first spills on glistening granite counters.
• "' Judith Karasz "'( 21 May 1912  30 May 1977 ) was a Hungarian photographer Her photography brought together Gestalt theory.
• "We decided that in an event like a fire or a blackout, we absolutely had to have somewhere else in Manhattan for us to go, " said managing partner Peter Karasz.
• The jets are up to five years old, their armament will be American, and they will be made NATO-compatible by British Aerospace, Janos Karasz, a state secretary in the Defense Ministry, said.
• Non-Cubist signs of modernity enter the discussion : the abstracted plant forms in white applique on a blue silk dress by Mariska Karasz is seen as reflecting the influence of Matisse and modern artists'attention to peasant designs.
• Karasz did textile work throughout her career for manufacturers in the United States, including Mallinson, Schumacher, Lesher-Whitman, Dupont-Rayon, Schwarzenbach and Huber, Cheney, Susquehanna Silk Mills, Standard Textile, and Belding Brothers.
• "It's incredible, unbelievable, " said student Andrew Karasz, a cook at Auberge du Soleil in nearby Rutherford, whose employer had sent him to a three-day workshop on Mediterranean flavors with San Francisco chef Joyce Goldstein.
• In the early 1930s, after her marriage to Donald Peterson and the births of her two daughters, Solveig and Rosamond, Karasz began designing modern children's clothing, which was admired by parents, scholars, and critics for its practicality and originality.