Sentence examples for benchmark work from inspiring English sources
Beck Guero (Geffen) Beck's eighth album reunites the maverick songwriter with the Dust Brothers, the producers of his benchmark work, 1996's Odelay.
A Monetary History of the United States, 1867 1960, by Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz (1963), which became the benchmark work of monetarism, criticized Keynesian fiscal measures along with all other attempts at fine-tuning the economy.
Elsewhere in non-fiction, The Origins of the Urban Crisis by Thomas J Sugrue is a benchmark work, but also check out Living for Change and The Next American Revolution by legendary Detroiter Grace Lee Boggs.
One of the most important books on the black liberation movement was recommended by brentamg as a good companion to The Origins of the Urban Crisis, and by Anna Clark as a benchmark work for anyone interested in the city.
Ravishing swells in the third movement presaged the voluptuous sound world of his "Pr de ?'Apr Midi d'un Faune," a benchmark work well under way when Debussy wrote his sole quartet.
A benchmark work in the canon of gay-themed drama, "Edward II" spends much of its first half obsessing about the banishment of Edward's lowly beloved, Gaveston, who is no sooner expelled from view than the king is demanding his return.
"Basically, these are the great benchmark works of each period".
The Copland is one of Mr. Drucker's benchmark works, a jazzy and lighthearted piece that fits his loose, jaunty style of playing and sunny personality.
On Thursday, Mr. Masur opens his last major home stand: three weeks of concerts, including several of his benchmark works, at Avery Fisher Hall.
The biggest attraction, though, is the selection from the New Wave filmmakers, which avoids the familiar, benchmark works of Mr. Yang, Mr. Hou and Mr. Tsai in favor of earlier movies that are less known and rarely screened in America.
This paper proposes saturated water vapor under a pressure of 20 kPa as the benchmark working fluid to evaluate the thermal performance of the evaporative condenser.
