Sentence examples for a coveted work from inspiring English sources

It means having a coveted work schedule -- generally two days of work, followed by four days off -- but also long days, which usually run from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

"Belle Halein, Eau de Voilette," a photograph by Man Ray of Marcel Duchamp wearing a wig, dressed as a woman and portrayed as though he were the image for a perfume bottle label — an emblem of Dadaist fun — was a coveted work.

Acquiring a coveted work at auction can be both rewarding and exhilarating.

Yet she landed highly coveted work, shooting a perfume commercial for Nina Ricci and appearing in a DKNY ad and on the covers of French Elle and Russian Vogue.

Because a disciplinary report can lead to automatic expulsion from the most coveted work assignments -- like the computer program -- there has been a 60percentt reduction since 1995 in major disciplinary reports, including for fighting or attempted escape.

As the school year ends, most of those who applied for DACA have been approved and received the coveted work permit, which not only opens up jobs but also internships and graduate programs where one is required.

But they wouldn't, because as I soon found out from my first coveted work friend, I wasn't in the office "Coffee Time" Slack channel, and there are only so many times you can attempt to invite yourself to something before you seem desperate.

But since you came around, I have accepted so many invitations for play dates and walks and lunch outings (including you two), and even though these events do pull me from my coveted work session now and then, they also fuel my creativity and help me unwind.

And until the museums open, these dynamic Hong Kong galleries are a visitor's best hope at catching a glimpse of coveted works from emerging and established western and Asian artists.

Even higher prices were paid for the most coveted works, all products of the movements that burst onto the New York scene over half a century ago.

"Richter's candles are like Warhol's Marilyns," says Francis Outred, head of contemporary art for Christie's Europe, who has one coming up for auction on October 14th.The second most coveted works are the handsome "Abstrakte Bilder" particularly those made after 1988, which are finished with a large squeegee rather than a brush or roller.