Sentence examples for common works from inspiring English sources

The more common works, like a white, blue and green beaker with stylized trees and Slavic motifs, will attract what Mr. de Tiesenhausen calls "small collectors".

But as anyone who has ever browsed through classical recordings on the iTunes Music Store knows, it can be daunting to locate and compare specific recordings of common works like Beethoven's Fifth Symphony or Vivaldi's "Four Seasons".

Two less than common works — Stravinsky's charmingly wry Suite No. 2 and Tchaikovsky's ash-hued Symphony No. 1 in G Minor ("Winter Dreams") — will be heard along with Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, in an interpretation by the technically flawless and quietly intense violinist Christian Tetzlaff.

Table 1 shows that the common works consider the text suite cost instead of the individual cost of test cases.

These are different evils, but they are the common works of man.

The most common works of art left behind by all of these cultures were textiles, and the dye that gives them their dominant red-pink shade derives from an insect called the cochineal (Dactylopius coccus Costa).

As Thomas Merton observed, tough common work is a great purifier.

Laboulaye imagined a "united effort" that would represent "the common work of both nations".

Her work of verbalization acted upon my poorer and more common work of welcoming into my language.

Around the same time, offensive comments began to appear on a staff calendar in a common work area.

Having prospered so well, he urged his method on all writers: "Let their work be to them as is his common work to the common laborer.