Sentence examples for master work was from inspiring English sources

Probably doing a disservice to their expansive catalogue by posting two tracks from Sotofett's latest Honest Jon's 2x12" but this master work was carved with deep feeling.

Painted using what were said to be the long-lost methods of Renaissance masters, the work was the centerpiece of the show.

Masters At Work was just the beginning of Vega's many projects with Gonzalez.

C. 1565 Hereford, England July 1618 London, England John Davies, also called John Davies of Hereford (born c. 1565, Hereford, Herefordshire, England died July 1618, London), English poet and writing master whose chief work was Microcosmos (1603), a didactic religious treatise.

The most striking characteristic of this medieval master's work is its densely layered yet lucid polyphonic writing.

"This master's work is characterized by violent and exaggerated movements, extreme emotions and a fanatical delineation of physical details," said Johanna Hecht, associate curator in the department of European sculpture and decorative arts.

It was his doctorate; his master's in social work was from New York University.

A master's in social work was her goal, and she was in the process of applying to Berkeley and Columbia to achieve it.

You can hear David Morales's old remixes in their sound, the stuff Masters at Work were doing in the 1990s.

The New York City Ballet's revival of Jerome Robbins's "Dybbuk" on Friday, as part of its new program "Balanchine and Robbins: Masters at Work," isn't necessarily a good thing, either.

Masters at Work were huge for me.