Sentence examples for invisible working from inspiring English sources
Until the ball drops, they remain invisible, working far from the action in Times Square.
On one side of the fault line is a displaced, marginalized and at times all but invisible working class, frequently imagined as both the makers and takers of meth.
The strikers' highly visible actions have opened the eyes of many Stamford residents to a largely immigrant work force that is largely invisible, working at night in sleek, glass-sealed office buildings.
We call them the invisible working poor.
The first paper, which appeared in The New England Journal of Medicine and bore the provocative title "What's Keeping Us So Busy in Primary Care?" documents in stunning detail the "invisible" work that primary care practitioners must do in addition to seeing patients each day.
There are two other process characteristics that are most apparent in the "invisible" work that peers do: challenge and compromise.
The top London gallery is attempting to push the boundaries of visual art with an exhibition of invisible work.
Given all that necessary but invisible work, it was a struggle to complete the project for $450,000, she said.
It features work from French artist Klein, who pioneered invisible works in the late 1950s with his concept of the "architecture of air".
In that spirit three invisible works of art — identified by labels only — indicate that Mr. Arcangel has persuaded the Whitney to liberalize gallery conditions.
