Sentence examples for early work for from inspiring English sources

With the exception of "The Saphead," an early work for hire that doesn't reflect much personal involvement, Keaton's films during this period form a tightly unified block.

Granville-Barker's style and particularly the use of drapes in the settings reflect clearly the influence of Craig's early work for the Purcell Operatic Society.

An analysis of her early work for the Manchester Guardian shows her as a contributor of book reviews, observational pieces and articles that reflected her love of gardening.

A priestly beauty circled the snowy ruffs on a blouse or a Vatican cape touched the shoulders, recalling Mr. Pilati's early work for the house.

A broader view of English life, as well as an almost physical connection with the London streets, distinguished his early work for Burberry.

On Friday evening Tomas Netopil conducted the Aspen Chamber Symphony, another mix of professionals and students, in "Young Apollo," an engaging early work for piano and strings, which Britten quickly withdrew but which turned up after his death.

Eva Yerbabuena made her early works for the Ballet Nacional.

"People haven't seen these early works for a long time," Mr. Mnuchin said.

Karlheinz Stockhausen's early works for percussion, which Steven Schick and the members of his ensemble Red Fish Blue Fish perform so meticulously, include several milestone scores from the 50s and early 60s, some of them among Stockhausen's finest achievements of that period.

A collection of artist LS Lowry's personal papers which reveal how much he sold his early works for are to go under the hammer.

Early worked for several years as a "bush pilot" on contracts with the United Nations and The International Committee of the Red Cross in Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Rwanda, the Congo, and several other African nations.