Sentence examples for movement of works from inspiring English sources

MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES ABC GALLERY "Organic Movement" of works by Monica McNulty.

The lyrics were inspired by a school assignment from Yorke's time at Abingdon School to write a piece of "Martian poetry", a British literary movement of works that humorously recontextualises mundane aspects of human life from an alien "Martian" perspective.

"We have pioneered this movement of work," Mr. Gopalakrishnan said.

Either way, the movement of work and labor in both directions is likely to continue.

Recently, a grass-roots movement of working mothers who want to continue to breast-feed has emerged in China.

The main difference remaining between the two sides concerns the movement of work resulting from the Bell Atlantic-GTE merger.

A beautiful dancer herself, Childs was more interested in revisiting pure movement, of working with a full-time company.

Verizon, though, wants a more flexible agreement that would limit movement of work by measuring it in net additions or subtractions within a given region.

Still, the unions and the company were in disagreement over how the movement of work would be measured, a person close to the talks said.

The Stravinsky moment comes in the final movement of work, when the composer, in a psalm of praise to the Lord, sets the word "Alleluia" with strangely sad harmonies.

So the movement of work abroad in search of lower labour costs is no longer confined to manufacturing but now also includes white-collar jobs, from computer programming to copywriting and back-office legal tasks.