Sentence examples for at work came from inspiring English sources

No, I'm at work, came her answer, prompting "Are you topless at work?".

During Radiohead's recent tours, the best picture of the band at work came during the sound checks.

Among the many questions I failed to ask myself that summer was where all the water we used at work came from.

So did his manager, Joe Girardi, who, when asked later how it felt to watch Mariano at work, came up with "peaceful".

But so far the most memorable example of artificial intelligence at work came in March, when Tay, the Microsoft Twitter bot, designed to "conduct research on conversational understanding," began spouting hate speech and was promptly shut down.

To underline the point, by coincidence, the six month inquiry, entitled Respect at Work, came out on the same day it emerged that veteran BBC presenter Stuart Hall had pleaded guilty to 14 counts of indecent assault against girls, including one victim as young as nine.

The carpet salesmen who crowd the lanes around the tower were not yet at work ("Come in! It is not shop―it is museum").

All of these things must be done either secretly when I am supposed to be at work, coming to or from work, or when not working.

It's about being with people who have shared common experiences, who have come out at work, come out at school and are on the other side.

"You shouldn't take advantage of the friendship by slacking off at work, coming in late or taking long lunches," Ms. Gallagher said.

At work, coming to the phrase "a stout, middle-aged woman," I automatically started to pluck the comma out and then became unsure.