Sentence examples for encompassed work from inspiring English sources

According to Koyana, "...Black motherhood always encompassed work".

The study period for each worker encompassed work shifts on 3 consecutive nights, Tuesday through Thursday.

For example, we used an ordinal measure of productivity, which encompassed work for pay as well as useful non-paid activity such as volunteer work or being a student, thus possibly being more sensitive to change than the dichotomous measure (i.e., working for pay vs. not working) used previously [ 33].

The suit encompasses work begun by Mr. Schneiderman's office in the spring of 2011, according to people briefed on the investigation.

Scottish poetry's long and radiant history has seemingly been overlooked by anthologies of English-speaking literature - a serious concern, if these anthologies supposedly encompass work "in English".

The suit encompasses work begun by Schneiderman's office in the spring of 2011, according to people briefed on the investigation.

Organized by a guest curator, Peter Barberie, "Close Encounters" encompasses work from the 1940s, when Mr. Penn first started to work for Vogue, through portraits published in The New Yorker in 2006.

One of the things I like best about this show is that it encompasses work in various media by artists from different generations; this is somewhat rare in museum shows, which tend to split along artistic media or generational lines.

Norman and Norah Stone — San Francisco collectors whose well-known holdings encompass work by artists from Donald Judd and Richard Serra to Robert Gober and Mike Kelley, as well as a growing collection of work by younger artists like Keith Tyson — found themselves with a lot of art and no place to show it all, especially the larger pieces, like Vito Acconci's "Adjustable Wall Bra".

The 19th-century market encompasses work in the earliest media, such as daguerreotypes and tintypes.

A broader description of this learning space encompasses work experience, enterprise education, in-service learning, career management (with support from a careers unit) (Rae 2007), inclusive education and volunteering.