Sentence examples for Sherrie from high-quality English sources.

• He turns and starts to move his body in rhythmic but exaggerated gestures (choreography by Sherrie Silver).

• True, Sherrie has her suitcase stolen within minutes of arriving, but here’s the good news: she meets a guy!

• Meet 24-year-old Sherrie Silver, the mastermind behind Childish Gambino's provocative video, which has attracted more than 540m views on YouTube to date.

• The influence of conceptual art was widespread, and it continued to be seen in the 1980s in the work of artists such as the photographer and image appropriator Sherrie Levine and the image and text manipulator Barbara Kruger and in the 1990s in the work of artists as disparate as the Scottish video and installation artist Douglas Gordon and the French photographer Sophie Calle.

• Her name is Sherrie Christian (Julianne Hough), and she is journeying from her home town, in Oklahoma, to the celestial city of Los Angeles.

• Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider, the authors of “The Rules,” agreed, when reached by phone, that radio silence is effective in many circumstances.

• His mother, Sherrie, from Horsham, West Sussex, had the operation after a routine 20-week scan revealed that his spine and spinal cord had not developed normally.

• But Collier isn’t pulling a Sherrie Levine, by which I mean that she’s not appropriating a famous man’s art to make her own work, as Levine did, in 1981, when she rephotographed Walker Evans.

Use Sherrie in a sentence.

• Sherrie Westin, president of Social Impact and Philanthropy at Sesame Workshop, said: "Addiction is often seen as a 'grown up' issue, but it impacts children in ways that aren't always visible.

• Sherrie Levine makes belle-laide wallpaper, Paul Chan animates a Caravaggio fruit bowl, and Elizabeth Peyton quotes the famous Mapplethorpe portrait of the quintessential style rebel Patti Smith.

• Dance is its own language; the choreographer for the video, Sherrie Silver, has taught Glover to contort his body in a manner that induces memories of the grotesque theatre of jigging and cake-walking.

• On view will be nearly a hundred works by dozens of artists, including Bas Jan Ader, Daniel Buren, Damien Hirst, Yves Klein, Sherrie Levine, Gerhard Richter, Frank Stella, and Andy Warhol. (212-708-9400.)

• The clinic, founded by a psychologist named Sherrie All, and jointly run by her and her associate, Jennifer Medina, offers one-on-one cognitive-wellness coaching, in which stress reduction plays a big part.

• The logic quickly becomes obvious, since this show demonstrates how Salle started from a similar place—the appropriation arena—as artists like Richard Prince and Sherrie Levine, who have tended to earn higher art-historical and critical kudos.

• That theory-educated cohort—which included Barbara Kruger, who produced mordant feminist agitprop, and Sherrie Levine, who took deadpan photographs of classic modern photographs—beamed contempt at established myths, modes, and motives of prestige in art.

• “Noor and Aziz are at the heart of our efforts to bring early education ... to children and caregivers ... impacted tremendously by the dual crises of displacement and the Covid-19 pandemic,” said Sherrie Westin, the president of social impact at Sesame Workshop.

Sherrie sentence examples

• Among the early pieces in the moma show are two photographs, from 1982, of works by fellow-artists, including Sherrie Levine, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jenny Holzer, which Lawler had arranged in two different groups, on black backdrop paper, in one case, and tulip-red paper, in the other.

• “To reclaim a sight from a museum . . . is a struggle because of the torrent of blague (of whatever quality) that surrounds even the most modest cultural manifestation,” he wrote in 1987, in a catalogue essay for a gallery exhibition that included Sherrie Levine’s photographs of famous photographs.