Sentence examples for became the work of from inspiring English sources

With the advent of the plough, however, farming became the work of men.

Under him, Elton wrote, English political policy, formerly at the whim of the nobles, became the work of specialized bureaucracies.

The implementation of Rabi's motion became the work of Pierr-Auger, of France, a distinguished physicist who was the UNESCO'S scientific director.

What if the biennial became the work of art?" Keeping track of his ideas on a piece of notebook paper, folded many times and often stashed in his back pocket, Hembrey developed a list of artists and potential projects, along with a loose schedule.

Thanks to this legislation and the broader hospice movement, pain and suffering and how we care for our elders and our sick finally became a public discussion and the mandate to relieve that suffering became the work of our health care professionals.

The mix, as sometimes happens, becomes the work of art.

Harnessed to Big Data, this kind of analysis becomes the work of hours and minutes.

This way problem-solving will become the work of a team.

Use an ordinary vegetable peeler and the task becomes the work of a moment.

(One recalls Walter Benjamin's dictum that "the work of art reproduced becomes the work of art designed for reproducibility").

Given Aspen's historical importance, one might assume that a digital re-creation of the magazine would become the work of a museum.