The phrase "a noble work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or project that is considered honorable, virtuous, or beneficial to society.
Example: "The charity organization is dedicated to a noble work, providing education and resources to underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "a commendable effort" or "a virtuous endeavor."
She closed, "If you can get students to reading, you will have done a noble work".
And then there are the crude roll-down steel gates from the 1980s, a sad indignity for a noble work.
I am sure the poor people feel that they are doing a noble work, but I fear that they are not prepared to face the realities of the situation.
It would be out of place with the original light masonry of the 1914 building, but the facade is now so soiled and dark that the brown actually forms an appropriate complement to what was, in 1914, a noble work.
While North Korean movies span a number of genres, from sappy romances to pro-atom-bomb thrillers, they all include similar hallmarks: a noble working class hero or heroine, some catchy musical numbers, and at least one obligatory rousing speech about the greatness of the leader or the country.
Poulenc found it "such a moving and noble work", ideal for his libretto, and he began composition in August 1953.
Matsuev made something bright and brilliant of the symphony's remarkably Bartokian first movement, and brought a coltish energy to the tumultuous finale; Kavakos's performance was typically commanding in the concerto, which emerged as an eloquent and noble work.
Even if a celebrity is doing noble work, it will not overshadow the criminal matter, said Benjamin Brafman, a defense lawyer for many high-profile clients.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet OPERA OPÉRA FRANÇAIS DE NEW YORK With the Met's "Orfeo ed Euridice" having just closed, Jean-Philippe Clarac and Olivier Deloeuil, the masterminds behind this chic little Gotham outfit, offer a production of Rameau's "Castor et Pollux," another noble work that features a trip to Hades and a timely deus ex machina.
OPERA OPÉRA FRANÇAIS DE NEW YORK With the Met's "Orfeo ed Euridice" having just closed, Jean-Philippe Clarac and Olivier Deloeuil, the masterminds behind this chic little Gotham outfit, offer a production of Rameau's "Castor et Pollux," another noble work that features a trip to Hades and a timely deus ex machina.
(Midgette) 'MAZEPPA' (Tomorrow and Wednesday) Tchaikovsky's epic 1884 opera "Mazeppa," about the ruthless 17th-century Ukrainian separatist Ivan Mazeppa, is an anguished, probing and noble work.
