Sentence examples for most notable work from inspiring English sources

The mourning "Sappho" (1857) was his most notable work of this period.

His most notable work is the Opus musicum (1590), a collection of motets for the entire year.

But it was as the head of the claims conference that he did his most notable work.

Some of Mr. Lubtchansky's most notable work was in nonfiction, including "Elsa la rose" (1966) and "Daguerréotypes" (1976) for Agnès Varda.

Were you born in Canada, then left as a child to do your most notable work elsewhere (like Bellow or the comedian Phil Hartman)?

McNeill's most notable work, The Rise of the West (1963), traces the rise, development, and interrelationships of civilizations through 5,000 years of recorded history.

Among the most notable works of this period is the Journey of Tobias.

Many of Ms. Amacher's most notable works are known only by reputation.

Thus the Century Center's production, part of its Ibsen Series of 12 of his most notable works, is especially welcome.

The most notable works are examples of self-insert fic – in which the writer meets their hero.

The building was one of the most notable works of the architect Myron Hunt, who also designed the Rose Bowl, the Huntington Library and much of Occidental College.