Sentence examples for almost no works from inspiring English sources

Before recent efforts, for example, SFMOMA had almost no works by Beuys: now there are drawings, a vitrine, a blackboard.

During that period women in many academic disciplines, including philosophy, began to question why there were almost no works by women in the canons of their disciplines and why there were so few women in their professions.

Unlike the New York sales in May, which included almost no works by trendy names like Takashi Murakami, Damien Hirst and Maurizio Cattelan, amid fears that their markets had become overheated, Sotheby's sale on Thursday offered examples of each.

In fact, almost no works created during most readers' lifetimes will become completely free for them to redistribute and reuse, unless the rights holders affirmatively decide otherwise.

With each bite, the fish almost melts into the potatoes, creating a kind of instant brandade, or an almost no-work fish cake.

CONS: The open kitchen has almost no work space.

Jody M. Wagner says that Bolling has done almost no work.

"If orders keep coming, you're fine, but if they stop, you have almost no work".

There are two kinds of servant There are those who do no work and those who do almost no work.

The No. 3 tackle is probably Bober, who has had almost no work at right tackle in this camp.

"During the first six months on the new job, I was given almost no work to do.