How To Use Bruegel In A Sentence
- In Pieter Bruegel the Elder's "The Harvesters" 1565, from New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, tiny background figures can be seen throwing sticks at a tied-up goose in a game called squail. BusinessWeek.com -- Top News
- Note 16: Martin Bruegel also cogently demonstrates the need to blend social histories and cultural analysis with a discussion of early republican economic development. Advocating The Man: Masculinity, Organized Labor, and the Household in New York, 1800-1840
- But anyway, the Celebrity Big Brother house played host last week to the mother-in-law of all cat-fights when what started as a harmless "girls' night in", complete with pyjamas, chardonnay and Cyndi Lauper keening "Girls Just Want to Have Fun", ended up as Mean Girls as imagined by Bruegel. Spare me from the whining women who are giving feminism a bad name | Julie Burchill
- A more immediate worry, says Bruegel think tank researcher Benedicta Marzinoto, are fears larger European economies will be pulled into the eurozone debt crisis. EU Leaders to Continue Search for Economic Answers
- Here, Bruegel depicted a four-master and two three-masters anchored near a fortified island capped by a lighthouse.
- Mr. Sarkozy and Ms. Merkel are aware of the need for further fiscal integration between euro zone nations to bolster the stability of the bloc," said Nicolas Véron, a senior fellow with Bruegel, a Brussels-based think-tank. France, Germany Plan Euro Proposals
- Like all U.N. gabfests since the first Earth Summit at Rio in 1992, the conference at Durban was but the formal core of a giant carnival, something like a medieval ice fair in a Bruegel painting.
- Liu prefers simple narrative style ebulliently painted in brilliant colours that reveals a certain self-confidence and naivety, as if seen through the distorted lens of Pieter Bruegel.
- I imagine them laughing at our unceasing efforts to separate the emulations from Bruegel's own hand.
- The surviving drawings related to these prints are held to be autograph by contemporary Bruegel scholars.
