Sentence examples for become the work from inspiring English sources
This way problem-solving will become the work of a team.
Given Aspen's historical importance, one might assume that a digital re-creation of the magazine would become the work of a museum.
Diplomacy in the Trump Administration, Clinton said, has become the work of generals, particularly James Mattis, who is "both Secretary of Defense and Secretary of State, as far as I can tell".
The shift began in the 1970's when a sharp decline in college-age youths prompted campuses to offer more courses with a direct application to work, says Anthony P. Carnevale, a labor economist and vice president at the Educational Testing Service in Princeton, N.J. "The American higher education system has become the work force training system," he says.
These extra-work elements "become" the work of art, in the same way that the ambient sounds in the space where it is performed "become" the music in John Cage's so-called silent piece for piano, "4'33"." Cage had a piece like that one in mind before he met Rauschenberg, but he always said that it was the White Paintings that inspired him to compose it.
Sometimes they become the work's subject.
The objective of the procedures is to enable processes to be put in place that will become the working template for the function.
I worry he will become the Working Man's YouTuber.
Hanson says that while robots become the working class, jobless humans might be like ancient Greek elites.
The mix, as sometimes happens, becomes the work of art.
