Sentence examples for heroic workers from inspiring English sources

Heroic workers and firefighters continued to cool the volatile reactors by pumping in hundreds of tons of water a day.

Networks love the real-time drama of the rescue efforts -- it's reality TV from the heartland, complete with anguished family members, heroic workers and dodgy mine owners.

As a duo Komar and Melamid often turned to the medium, starting with the faux Soviet works of the early 1970s in which they recast their family members as Lenin, Stalin or heroic workers.

It's easy to assume that art produced in East Germany between World War II and the fall of the Berlin Wall was all safe, predictable, state-sanctioned propaganda depicting heroic workers in Socialist Realist scenarios.

So next to the Handan railway station, just west of the city's urban center, authorities erected a triumphal gate crowned with statues of heroic workers reaching for the sky.

There's an obvious overlap of Fascist and Socialist Realist styles with the corporate heroic style in the art of the center; it has often been noted that the face of Lee Lawrie's "Atlas" in front of the International Building looks a lot like Mussolini, while muscle-bound heroic workers led to a picture of Lenin.

"She was a cow, a machine, a heroic worker, someone who could skydive, shoot to kill and a mother," the curator says.

"Fishermen still have their homes in the old-time villages — but they go down, for each season, to the labour of a modern industry," reads a typical intertitle, and this strikes the exact progressive note: traditional folkways encountering the global economy in the figure of the heroic worker.

"Fishermen still have their homes in the old-time villages but they go down, for each season, to the labour of a modern industry," reads a typical intertitle, and this strikes the exact progressive note: traditional folkways encountering the global economy in the figure of the heroic worker.

He enjoys steering your sensibility, too: listen to him sequencing epithets for the heroic-worker paintings of Léger: "Safe, graceful, optimistic, but tough, and never simply jolly".

The building contains hundreds of spacious, high-ceilinged workers' flats, with a spiked baroque tower at one end, and in the middle, an overscaled triumphal arch with flats and heroic-worker sculptures above it.