Sentence examples for core of works from inspiring English sources

The education secretary defended the changes that come into force next year, arguing that pupils will be studying a broader core of works that must include at least one Shakespeare play, poetry from 1789 on including the Romantics and a 19th century novel, as well as a work of fiction or drama originating from the British isles since 1914.

And Mr. Jentsch, who was also guest curator of a Grosz retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in Kamakura, Japan, last year, said the material in the seized Paris exhibition was "the core of works on paper by George Grosz".

And while that core of working class Glaswegian voters means chances of an SNP victory are slim, anything can happen.

While individual health and functioning are at the core of work ability, the significance of these to work ability is demonstrated in the working environment, which thus sets the standard for the functional resources required [ 3- 5].

The managers' descriptions of the goals of TN work were then compared with how telenurses in an earlier study had described the core of their work [ 16].

At the heart of it all are the core values of working hard for what you earn and doing the right thing.

She moved easily between the work's ruminative and ecstatic passages and made her performance a journey to the soulful core of the work.

Appreciation was at the core of his work and being.

Human rights will always be at the core of social work.

"It's like you're getting to the central core of your work," she said.

After the drumming comes the musical core of the work, Edgard Varèse's Arcana.