Sentence examples for image and work from inspiring English sources
My image and work have been consumed, contemplated and commented on by millions across the globe.
"She needs to revisit her image and work on something more dynamic and use music that will bring people into the performance instead of alienating them," Ribbens said.
He said at his weekly news conference Tuesday that he knew his temper could hurt the university's image and work against the Cornhuskers in recruiting, especially with videos of him seething and screaming readily available on YouTube, where a montage of Pelini blowups was posted Monday.
In our proposed technique of image fusion we get more enhanced image and work well for edges, corners and helps in minimization of the localized errors.
The partnership is the result of years of effort by tycoon T. Boone Pickens to shed a well-earned partisan image and work productively with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).
Anyone that's ever used Photoshop will recognize this principle and is already familiar with the importance of layers, which allow you to compartmentalize aspects of the image and work with the various levels separately.
Warhol's image and works mimicking his paintings appear almost as frequently as depictions of Mao.
Mr. Skyler recently made it clear that he had no interest in continuing in his current job of managing the City Hall image and working day to day with its press corps, alternately tangling or joking with reporters.
The transfer from the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, will allow him to begin rebuilding his life, repairing his image and working toward his goal of reinstatement to the NFL.
It will also take care of factors related to industrial relations, organizational and employees' characteristics such as corporate image and working conditions.
Instead of starting at the bottom of the image and working up recursively through each possible path, we start at the top and work our way down, adding the cost of the cheapest above neighbor to each pixel.
