Sentence examples for destroying work from inspiring English sources

He blames means tests for everything from encouraging fraud to destroying work incentives, and thinks they fail either to control public spending or to concentrate help on the poor.

Rachel Churner, who opened a gallery, Churner & Churner, a year and a half ago at 205 10th Avenue, between West 22nd and West 23rd, said that water rushed so violently into her basement storage that it tore shelves and cabinets from the walls and piled them up at one end of the space, destroying work that had been put in waterproof boxes and bags and put on high shelves.

A more automated system ends the "soul destroying" work of processing cash and cheques, he says.

"As opposed to destroying work done by a previous administration, President Trump will need to start constructing changes to the federal government," said Mark Harkins, a senior fellow at Georgetown University's Government Affairs Institute.

If the airfield's hangars and buildings were destroyed, work on aircraft could be done in the open in summer periods.

The destroyed works, she said, had been moved into the Leyton premises in April.

Other authors were determined to destroy works they considered flawed, too personal or not up to snuff.

Izolyatsia says the separatists destroyed works that did not fit with their ideology and may have converted some of the art to scrap metal.

The gallery director, Eric Mézil, said it would reopen with the destroyed works on show "so people can see what barbarians can do".

"Nobody should be allowed to destroy works of art," he thunders to the pretty owner of a cage intricately carved out of coal.

"Stamp it, by all means, so that any subsequent owner knows that it was considered a fake, but don't destroy works," Mr. Spencer said, echoing the view of many art dealers.