Sentence examples for of bigger work from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot of bigger work to do".

The Era of Big Work is indeed over, and good riddance.

Success during the Era of Big Work meant promotions, benefits packages and pensions.

Some view freelancing as a short-term path to return to the well-worn avenue of Big Work.

For much of the past century, the Era of Big Work — the 40-hour workweek and its employer-provided benefits — were the foundation of our economy.

However, among the growing ranks of independent workers, labor itself is increasingly its own reward, as is the opportunity to establish a work-life balance that was unthinkable during the Era of Big Work.

Mercifully for viewers, Halbreich has imposed a conventional order, except for an olio of big works, from different periods, in the museum's atrium.

Lorin Maazel will end his seven-year run as music director in a blaze of big works, his own music and concertos played by orchestra members, the Philharmonic said on Thursday.

Sketches and studies are usually considered rough outlines or the vague delineation of some bigger work without the detail.

The programme for the late-night Steve Reich Prom consisted of two big works of protest triggered by the nuclear crises of the late 20th century.

This week the cavernous, gloomy Drill Hall of New York's Armory building will be transformed by what must be one of the biggest works of art ever made.