Sentence examples for one's works from inspiring English sources

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Maybe for an artist it's more damaging not simply to be killed but to actually have one's works destroyed.

Whereas the first volume dealt only with ballets in repertory around America, a few of the new one's works are performed exclusively by New York City Ballet: "Orpheus" (1948), "Le Tombeau de Couperin" (1975), "Union Jack" (1976) and "Vienna Waltzes" (1977).

Can one's works or faith influence what animal/person one becomes?

It's amazing to see one's work on a big screen but it can be equally exciting to see them on someone's phone too.

The Internet as a distraction from getting on with one's work is of course unheard of at The Economist, and no doubt at your company too.

"I was never looking for such a thing, but it's nice for one's work to be recognised," said the peer.

The peer said the honour was unexpected: "I was never looking for such a thing, but it's nice for one's work to be recognised.

It's always nice to see one's work referred to in print, but it's even nicer to get credit for it.

All this applies as much to one's personal life as one's work, of course.

The chapter also gives the opportunity to exercise and expand one's working knowledge with both hands-on exercises and vendor examples.