Sentence examples for large work to from inspiring English sources
These were "Mercurial Manoeuvres," a jubilant parade to Shostakovich by Christopher Wheeldon; "Prism," an exuberant large work to Beethoven by Helgi Tomasson, and "Harmonielehre," a striking piece with strange images of heaven and earth by Mr. Martins to a score by John Adams.
Judd outsourced the actual creation of the boxes, as he did much of his large work, to a construction firm in Connecticut.
The session refers to the completed nature of the work, in the same way that "a human being will sit down at the completion of a large work to enjoy the satisfaction of having accomplished it".
However, while political will is crucial to eliminate those harmful social and cultural practices, it is important that communities at large work to abandon them for the sake of children's physical, psychological and social wellbeing, and for their health, education and general development.
Many artists, including David and Bouts, could afford to donate large works to the churches, monasteries and convents of their choosing.
This is Castle's largest work to date.
Ms. Dennis's attraction to improvisation infuses "Coney Night Maze," her largest work to date.
Mr. Curry is creating his largest work to date, a piece resembling a gargantuan minotaur assembled from large plates of cut steel.
At the end of this month, Barlow will unveil her largest work to date, in the Duveen Galleries in London, for the Tate Britain Commission 2014.
"Nila," his largest work to date — a life-size Indian elephant in full stride, composed in twenty-two sections and measuring twelve by eighteen feet over all — occupies an entire ballroom wall in a Rhinebeck estate.
The visceral human passion and drama of his largest work to date, the opera Written on Skin, with a text by Martin Crimp, receives its British premiere at Covent Garden in March.
