Sentence examples for discussing works from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art launched "Connections," a weekly multimedia series featuring museum staffers — curators, conservators, librarians, designers — discussing works in the museum's collection.

Look at the seemingly contradictory set of responses which meet Katie Mitchell and Dan Rebellato's (recent articles discussing works from opposite ends of the size spectrum.

By Sally Law January 6 , 2011 Last week the Metropolitan Museum of Art launched "Connections," a weekly multimedia series featuring museum staffers — curators, conservators, librarians, designers — discussing works in the museum's collection.

Tolkien explained the name as a pun, meaning both "people with vague or half-formed intimations and ideas" and "those who dabble in ink"—thus doubly suitable for a group of writers discussing works-in-progress.

The Californian was discussing work and money.

Mr. Forstmann and Mr. Batista then started discussing working together.

Gyllenhaal has always been relaxed discussing work, if not much else.

Aides in the governor's office have been warned about discussing work matters at Albany haunts.

We should not be limited to discussing work, weather or sports.

The teachers are huddled together, discussing work, their students and who has the best beige shirt.

So the mighty female component of Abba are reportedly discussing working together again for the first time since 1983.