Sentence examples for durable work from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rubell's first big food-free, durable work was called "Engagement," a word she uses often.
In it he points out that he basically makes two kinds of works, the meticulous, durable work like "Storm King Wall" over which he has full control and works that depend on the vagaries of nature.
Jeans, also called Blue Jeans, Dungarees, Denims, or Levi's, trousers originally designed in the United States by Levi Strauss in the mid-19th century as durable work clothes, with the seams and other points of stress reinforced with small copper rivets.
Not only does Ms. Scott now have a factory in a previously abandoned Detroit warehouse, but thanks to Carhartt Inc., which specializes in durable work clothing and has its headquarters in Dearborn, she also has three industrial sewing machines, materials and training guidance.
Weill, alone at first, with Lenya following later, made his way to Paris soon after the Nazis took power, and then to New York, where he collaborated with Max Reinhardt, Maxwell Anderson, Moss Hart, Ira Gershwin and others on a string of Broadway hits and misses, and with Elmer Rice and Langston Hughes on "Street Scene," a durable work still heard in opera houses around the world.
This enables us to extend process-oriented ERP research by focusing on the identification of temporal zones and creation of durable work times designed to re-order priorities between competing visions for the future of higher education.
When the subjects, collaborators or proposed performance conditions have inspired him, Mr. Glass has produced compelling and durable works.
Conducted by James Bagwell, now in his second season as music director of the Collegiate Chorale, the program featured two of Brahms's most durable works for chorus and orchestra.
These are among Mr. Reich's most durable works, and although they are scored for ensembles of different weights, they have elements in common.
You cannot, for example, present a Cage survey without major, durable works like the Sonatas and Interludes for Prepared Piano (1946-48); but it is important to involve as many students as possible in the festival, and the sonatas and interludes are an hour of music for a single player.
In the days leading up to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, on Sunday, Bach, Brahms, Mahler and their ilk have once again been pressed to serve, their historically distant, emotively durable works lending voice to public expressions of grief in manners broad enough to enfold diverse beliefs and perspectives.
