Sentence examples for best worked up from inspiring English sources
CAUGHT napping by the "jasmine revolution" in Tunisia, France's government did what the French do best: worked up a theory to explain itself.
By far the best work up for sale is "Buffalo Hunt" (1897) by the cowboy artist Charles Marion Russell, and it carries an estimate of $800,000 to $1.2 million.
His best work up to then was collected in his one full-length volume The Horses Of Falaise (1975), with its cover drawing by Elizabeth Frink.
Curate it furiously; only put your best work up, and keep your page(s) stocked with new and different material to keep fans excited.
Labor also learnt a lesson from the mining companies that the best way to get Australians worked up is through fear.
That's how the best actors work, up there in the cockpit, out of sight of their trusting passengers.
It thinks that issues like health care and climate change and immigration are best worked out through comprehensive bills drawn up by enlightened officials working hand in glove with business interests.
His method was to see each of the dozens of teams and rank each player against his teammates, from best to worst, before working up campwide rankings.
Among the best of the Lannan works up for sale last night were a group by Isamu Noguchi, including "Cronos," a large standing piece in cast bronze from 1962.
"Martinů's best works stand up to comparison with Janáček, his great compatriot".
