flavin , także: flavine

Flavin reached back and cut on the little television set.

She was obviously having trouble getting put through to Flavin.

Flavin's father died when she was 11 years old leaving her mother to care for seven children.

Right now he'd follow Flavin's example and get some sleep.

Flavin appeared in nearly four hundred films between 1932 and 1971.

He pulled the calculator back, just as Flavin came into the room.

Usually a Flavin piece just plugs in to the wall.

Flavin was one of the movement's founding figures, an artist who had a good idea.

Miss Flavin, let me put this question to you.

To her Flavin explained everything he had envisioned for the barracks.

This is the first full-scale retrospective of Flavin's work in 35 years.

Flavin's voice came over it sharply as he flipped the switch.

While still in high school, he met his future wife, Barbara Flavin.

Some of the work that really ought to sing - because that's what Flavin's best art does - doesn't.

Pat grabbed his arm, and Flavin was with them by the time they reached the waiting car.

Afterward, it was just a matter of Flavin refining the work's implications.

Flavin's son by his first marriage, Stephen, had removed everything and put it into storage.

"We want to help the poor get ahead," Father Flavin said.

Mr. Flavin became adept at getting the most out of all three.

They picked up Pat and moved out to Flavin's car.

It has become the finest place in the world to experience Flavin's strict but spectral art.

Other artists, now forgotten, employed light during the 60's, but Flavin has lasted for a reason.

Flavin, of course, knew his work could be unplugged.

Flavin blustered at first, then pressed the hold button for long minutes.

Flavin frowned, fidgeted, then reached out to pull them back.