Sentence examples similar to domicile of work from inspiring English sources

Julier removed the windows and invited a number of artists to fill the domicile with their work: a rotting Le Corbusier couch installed by Julia Znoj; a faked collection of teen idol posters made by Michael Meier, Rico Scagliola and Louisa Gagliardi; and an array of coffins sculptured by Bea Schlingelhoff that make references to the disappearance of the home's previous inhabitants.

Watt has found employment in the domicile of Mr. Knott and has become curious about his employer's "arrangement".

The rules can be traced back to the early 19th Century when British nationals working across the Empire maintained the UK as their "domicile of origin" for financial and legal reasons.

IT IS registered in Luxembourg, the "offshore" domicile of many hedge funds.

Lord Ashcroft is exposed because most non-doms qualify by their father's birthplace – "domicile of origin".

The domicile of the ICGdR is Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture in Japan.

The total length of the hospital stay and the domicile of the patient after discharge were also recorded.

In the first domicile treatment, larvae were left in their intact domicile of origin (I, "intact").

Although this study is concerned with comparisons of regions of domicile, issues of ethnicity are clearly related.

For all regions, we considered: parental educational qualifications; employment; area of domicile; type of school attended by child (these were dichotomised respectively as minimal school-leaving qualification or lower/other; at least one parent working full-time or two working part-time/other; urban/rural; mainstream/special unit in mainstream school or special school).

As the nationalists have also pointed out, the Scottish domiciles of some of these banks are something of a fiction.