Sentence examples for lost works to from inspiring English sources
It is indeed true that Aristotle devoted several lost works to Archytas and must have been familiar with his thought.
By the late 20th century, many of the brass, wire and rubber mills that once rumbled by the river's frothy waters lost work to other regions, and were shuttered.
Probably not through the latest lost work to surface, "The Third Reich," a moody and uneven novel about a German war-games champion published by FSG at the end of last year.
For Freud, a portrait is a living thing; the fact he will only allow his lost work to be reproduced in black-and-white must be more than a technical consideration.
That made him an original, but it also meant that he lost work to much lesser talents.
Older countries lose work to younger countries.
"It is hard to stand up for your rights because you are always worried about losing work to outside companies or simply not having new products being made here".
"When we were losing work to other studios because we didn't have 24-track equipment, we upgraded from 16-track; but we waited until the time was right to go digital.
No word on how the maintenance workers who previously had this job feel about losing work to goats.
In addition, Venezuelan doctors complain that their salaries haven't budged in four years, while many are losing work to the Cubans.
And although better access to animation will open it up to a larger group of creative students, this does not mean that our best animators will be losing work to amateurs.
