Sentence examples for had worked much from inspiring English sources
Why not, for instance, Vanessa Redgrave, with whom he had worked much more?
The Army's warhead had worked much better than the Air Force's.
Is a company going to say you don't need to work 12 hours?" Spanbauer, like his father, had worked much of his adult life in factories in Oshkosh.
She said the company ignored her when she tried to submit gas station receipts and other evidence to show he had worked much longer hours: 155 hours that January, by Mr. Uchino's calculation.
Tom Ratvasky, a flight research engineer at NASA Glenn, said that NASA and the F.A.A. had worked much harder in the last few years to teach pilots about icing risks.
In a study of nearly 240 patients with lower back pain, the doctors said that the Prodisc, an artificial spinal disk, had worked much better than conventional surgery in which patients' vertebrae were fused.
All the signers are American citizens or have worked much of their lives in the United States.
There is a lingering feeling that the film would have worked much better with a narrower and sharper focus.
It is often vaguely attributed to "capitalism with Chinese characteristics"–typically taken to mean that bureaucrats with heavy, visible hands have worked much of the magic.
