Sentence examples for figure work from inspiring English sources

To answer, let me borrow a thought from a great literary figure: work is redemptive.

There remain in England 10 cast in bronze over a period of two centuries (1290 1518), among them some of the finest examples of figure work and metal casting to be found in Europe.

His figure work becomes more powerful but increasingly less delicate; there is greater attention to classical or traditional themes (especially of samurai, or warriors, and Chinese subjects) and a turning away from the contemporary Ukiyo-e world.

Gold and silver continued to be used as rich settings for enamels; as the framework of portable altars, or small devotional diptychs or triptychs; for embossed figure work in reliquary shrines; and for liturgical plate.

Many of his paintings were grounded in classical French figure work, mixed with elements of Primitivism and Islamic art, amounting to an aesthetic most often compared to Pablo Picasso.

The software ViaComplex, used to produce the figure, work by projecting a landscape onto a network to identify the area of influence of a given property, such as transcription level, lethality, or evolutionary plasticity.

"To have a central creative figure working as an employee may seem unusual," he said.

Then, intermittently, a short, snaky chromatic figure worked itself into the long strings of single notes.

Chris Morris is still the most incendiary figure working in the British entertainment industry.

With a population of about 63 million, the figure works out at roughly £137 per person.

The strangest figure working alongside Maxwell at Fait is a young man named Henry Robinson.