Sentence examples for homegrown work from inspiring English sources

But there are lots of other great things on offer, including homegrown work from young Irish companies.

At the same time, there is, in Frears's homegrown work, an air of security — of shifting at his ease between familiar settings — that is never quite matched by his American projects, even in films as fruitful as "The Grifters" and "High Fidelity".

But Ahmadshah considered it vital to rescue homegrown work such as The Suitor, a 1969 tragi-comedy about a poor boy meeting a rich girl, directed by Khaleq A'lil - a film that has the added anthropological value of revealing the widespread popularity of the miniskirt among Afghan girls 40 years ago.

This was a fun night out and a shocking look at the underbelly of a part of America where the theater still rarely travels. 5. "West Side Story," Paramount Theatre, Aurora: The best production in the short but impressive history of homegrown work at the Paramount, director Jim Corti's "West Side Story" was as stark and overtly expressionistic a take on this iconic 1950s musical as I've seen.

"I thought that would be a good place to start in the U.S. too," with homegrown works from the previous century.

Premieres, imported and homegrown works, and at least one vegetable circus will be part of 1st Irish, the annual festival of Irish theater, its organizers announced.

Indian readers of English can today find homegrown works of chick lit, techie lit, detective fiction, even what the scholar E. Dawson Varughese has called "crick lit" — fiction about cricket.

But the work also took on the London public's insatiable taste for Italian opera, both imported and homegrown works, notably those of Handel, who had been thriving in London since 1710.

"Homegrown involves work I created during my recent residencies at the Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling, and Fountainhead Residency in Miami, as well as a few newer works created in my studio which is housed in an apartment in Harlem that my great grandfather bought for our family in 1925," explains Shrobe to The Creators Project.

Cities like Yonkers, New Rochelle and Mount Vernon are perfectly situated to attract business and encourage homegrown talent to work here.

Bloodaxe Books is among the most important independent poetry publishers in the country, with an award-winning list that spans both homegrown talent and work in translation.