Sentence examples for in making works from inspiring English sources

Its key question: whether four federally funded companies – Opera Australia, the State Opera of South Australia, Opera Queensland and the West Australian Opera – co-operate in making works.

The common format of massive vitrines, for example, relies on the precedent of minimalism, while his use of found materials and assistants in making works links him to other artists of the era, such as the American Jeff Koons, who purposefully demystified the role of the artist's hand.

"What is our obligation in making work?", he asks.

I was working at the Bristol Old Vic and I started to become very interested in making work with young people.

The writers I know are interested in making work in different ways, in moving their own work forwards and in moving theatre forwards.

Despite the deliberate lack of a clear moral, Shecter is still interested in "making work that's available to people, both literally and symbolically".

Since then the government has spent an additional £60bn in making work pay and in covering the cost of its various welfare to work schemes.

We believe in making work pay, so that people are always better off in work, and that work is the best way out of poverty.

"Employees today are less interested in making work their whole world," said Anthony J. Paticchio, assistant general counsel in investment law for Cigna.

Nadin's paintings can look like Twombly's splashier work or like spare Jackson Pollocks, but he says he has no particular interest in abstraction or even in making work about natural processes, like Andy Goldsworthy, a fellow British artist.

As a student, he had no interest in making work to be shown at The Tate.