Invoices become a work-in-progress, subject to changes and, potentially, resolutions.
Berlin became a work in progress, hyped by its officials as the home of the future and brought down again by the uncouth Berliners themselves and their charming lack of ambition - to them a strip of lawn, a sausage and a beer amounts to an afternoon well spent.
Initially a tool of study for the behavior of storms, surface weather analyses became a work in progress to explain current weather and as an aid for short term weather forecasting.
Although Lyon is shedding its insularity and deference to Paris, it is still a racially divided place and very much a work-in-progress to become a truly cosmopolitan city.
Incorporating choreography by Jessica Kennedy, synthesised soundtrack, songs, masks, striking video projections and recorded interviews, this is an open-ended experimental work that initially comes across as a work-in-progress, but gradually becomes more focused and intense.
As I consider that, I am keenly aware of one of the deepest parts of my sadness over losing my mom so young: She didn't get to see me become my full self (still a work in progress, no doubt) and I never got to see her through my adult eyes.
And as Mr. Gore and Mrs. Clinton find themselves forced into close political quarters in New York in the last weeks before the state's presidential primary, the relationship between these two Democrats, both of whom would like to ride President Clinton's legacy while they distance themselves from his darker moments, has become a complicated work in progress.
When Mr. Geithner unveiled outlines of his "Financial Stability Plan," on Tuesday morning, it quickly became apparent that it was still a work in progress.
The modest finances were raised, mostly from Bloomberg, and fig-1, as the project became known, began in January 2000 with a work in progress by Richard Hamilton, who promised to return for the last week of the series in December with the finished piece.
