Sentence examples for gives a work from inspiring English sources

That is what gives a work its vitality, and what gives the reader a heightened awareness, an experience of life.

It's this dual fidelity -- to one's medium and to one's profoundest imaginative urges -- that, at the highest level, gives a work of art its mysterious soul.

Tate Britain's Prize On Monday Tate Britain put its latest prize on view: Van Dyck's portrait of Sir William Killigrew, the playwright and courtier to Charles I. Signed by the artist and dated 1638, the three-quarter-length portrait was secured by the Tate partly through an arrangement common in Britain, whereby a collector gives a work of art to the nation in lieu of paying taxes.

DACA, as the program is known, gives a work permit and deportation reprieve to people who were brought to the U.S. as children and stayed illegally.

Here is an example from the IRS web site: An artist gives a work of art she created to the owner of an apartment building in exchange for 6 months rent-free occupancy.

Structure 19 only gives a working model for an intermediate with a monomeric BINOL unit.

He was given a work permit and told that he would work as a security guard.

Perhaps the notion of giving a work a title makes composers feel awkward.

Drawing on elements from the past is solid practice but those elements need to be given a contemporary slant, if only to give a work its own personality.

West Ham have finalised the signing of Ecuador striker Enner Valencia after he was given a work permit.

What you're selling: explain the genre/category of your work, give a work count, and the title of the work.