Sentence examples for much of a work from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Was it really that much of a work out?

"It's too much of a work in progress," he said.

(Except for platitudes about education and a passionate defense of affirmative action, Mr. Sanchez's own platform remains very much of a work in progress).

"The idea itself, even if it is not made visual, is as much of a work of art as any finished product," the early conceptualist Sol Le Witt wrote in a 1967 essay.

When Favre was in the game Saturday, the offense was called for five penalties, three by the offensive line, which is as much of a work in progress as Favre's absorption of the playbook.

"Joe doesn't have much of a work ethic" will not help you land the job.

Japan doesn't have much of a work-from-home culture right now.

Concerns have been raised that a major part of the centre of St Helier will be closed for much of a working day, something which Bailey has defended.

Finally, patients and therapists need to clear much of a working week from other commitments and this may not always be feasible.

If you're not so much of a socialite, work as a cashier at the gift shop or the stadium snack shack.

She looked as much of an art work as the items on display.