Sentence examples for later work from from inspiring English sources

Later work, from the period immediately preceding the advent of the Spanish, includes headdresses, textile ornaments and burial offerings, especially vases or beakers.

In his later work, from "Midwest Eclogue" (2005) forward, Baker has troubled the idea that poems might tame the world by metaphor.

Later work from the laboratory showed that IL-7 and IL-15 are required for the generation and long-term maintenance of memory T cells.

Jackson wrote wonderfully at every stage of her career, but it's the later work, from her difficult last years, that sticks most tenaciously in the imagination, stories about desperate homebound fantasies and overfamiliar fears.

Alongside his better-known later work, from both Britain and Hollywood, the season features gala screenings of Hitchcock's nine silent features of the 1920s, which, thanks to valiant fundraising from the BFI, have been fully restored.

The painting is their latest acquisition and an important one, said Scott Schaefer, senior curator of paintings at the Getty, because until now the museum had had only one Manet, and it was a later work, from 1878, an urban street scene.

Many of the later works, from the 1990s and beyond, were tepidly received and had brief Broadway runs.

In later works from the series, the black stripes are laid over raw canvas and the white glimmering between them is lively beyond doubt.

Like many of his later works, from My Life as a Man (1974) to Operation Shylock (1993), The Counterlife plays ingeniously on the relationship between autobiography and fiction.

In later works, from Vir Heroicus Sublimis to his Stations of the Cross cycle, the vertical lines interrupt and dramatise large, often awe-inspiring canvases.

Her advice to home cooks is to shop first and crack the cookbook later: "Working from the recipe first is not conducive to making delicious food".