Sentence examples for new work refers from inspiring English sources
The title of his new work refers to many things, both literal and metaphorical, but most explicitly to a handful of horrific evenings in 1950, during the Korean War, when the United States fought the Chinese in temperatures plunging to 30 below.
"Studio" work refers to collaboration and innovation.
The museum's original white-limestone-clad wing, by Saarinen, is the specific reason Mr. Goldsworthy's new permanent works refer to architecture rather than to landscape.
Indeed this new work, whose title refers to a land without suffering - that is equally a state of mind - described in Buddhist literature, draws on Harvey's modernist heritage, with more than a hint of French influence.
The title of their new work, "Hotel Tiresias," refers to the blind prophet in Greek mythology who was granted the power to experience life as both a man and a woman.
Most of the new work at Tilton, by contrast, refers to his personal life in the present and to his childhood.
They took pains to describe their individual contributions to new work, only to watch critics refer to it as "Venturi's".
The eastward addition was always referred to as "The New Work".
Wally Cardona refers to "Really Real," a new work performed on Tuesday night at the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, as his people piece.
The final edition was greatly expanded to the extent that Calvin referred to it as a new work.
"We need to do more concerts like last week," he says, referring to a premiere of a new work by John McCabe.
