Sentence examples for he made work from inspiring English sources
"I am not a news photographer," Picasso would sniff, but he made work that looked like news photography even so.
At the same time he made work that seems free of any South Seas influence.
The Manchester-born Hampson danced with English National Ballet before working as a choreographer: he made work for ENB, Royal New Zealand Ballet and Ballet Black.
For instance, I said to it yesterday, Heart, heart, do you remember my brother, Grisha, how he made work for you that day when he came to the store and he said, Your boss's money, Zenya, right now?
In his thirties, he made work for "The American Experience" and "Frontline," followed by historical series, including "The Irish in America: Long Journey Home," with Disney and PBS, and "Becoming American: The Chinese Experience," with Bill Moyers.
He bought himself a car when he turned 16 with money he made working after school.
In the eighties and nineties, he made works referencing the hundred and thirty-five chapters of "Moby-Dick".
He made works which seemed to be agonised reappraisals of lessons learnt from his childhood catechism.
He worried that she would steal what little money he made working summer jobs, so he opened two bank accounts.
He made works, especially drawings, for communist-inspired peace conferences and innumerable other causes.
