Sentence examples for Work torn from inspiring English sources

But Ralph Rapson, a local architect who designed the original Guthrie, built in 1963, will see his work torn down.

We're pulled by work when we're at home and by home when we're at work, torn by the multiple things we could be getting done.

Hood would make no promises, but in the end the blacks were put to work tearing up railroad track.

But most days I just come home from work, tear off my clothes, put on my bathing suit and walk 50 feet into the water.

"It will be a lot of hard work tearing it down and I'll be crying the whole time," he said.

But, as if trapped in some kind of literary Groundhog Day, Pitcher would wake up each morning, re-read the previous day's work, tear it up, and begin afresh.

It was the second temporary facility for the orchestra; after a fire caused by welding work tore through the roof of the Philharmonic on May 20, it also performed in an open-air stadium used for rock concerts.

The book's final chapter, on modernism in New York, is a semi-autobiographical account of growing up in the Tremont neighborhood of the Bronx, in which Berman presented the remorseless power of modernity at work, tearing the heart out of the decorous apartment houses which lined the Grand Concourse.

Folks much smarter than yours truly are hard at work tearing apart this latest Beta for all the hidden morsels, so we'll let you know if we hear anything.

It's that time again, folks: Apple has just dropped a new build of iOS into the Developer Center, and people are already hard at work tearing it apart in search for all the little hidden gems within.

What a splendid gift it would be if the works tearing up the best-seller lists weren't that of a Stieg Larsson, but a Steig, William.