Sentence examples for pick the work from inspiring English sources

Use the questions above to have a real dialogue with yourself, find the right balance, and pick the work that makes sense for you and your company.

This may be a sensible way to proceed, as Julius tends to cherry-pick the work of professional historians.

Yonemoto picked the work up after she left to take a job with the National Institutes of Health and could no longer work on the project.

For its basic research award, the foundation picked the work of biomedical researchers William Kaelin Jr. of Harvard Medical School in Boston, Peter Ratcliffe of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, and Gregg Semenza of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland.

If you find that you just don't really have the strength or motivation to keep going right now, stop staring at the screen and give yourself some time off before picking the work up again the next day.

His father picked the works.

Miwako Tezuka, director of the Japan Society Gallery, hand-picked the works in "Life of Cats," no doubt capitalizing on the digital age's preoccupation with watching cats play keyboards.

Leaving the debate about the rights and wrong of unpaid internships aside, Blears reinforces how essential it is that people pick the right work experience opportunities for them.

Every autumn millions of people are forced into the fields for several weeks to pick the crop, working under awful conditions for little to no compensation.

A big crowd always turns up to witness it pick the Treasury's work to pieces.

The employers' counter-complaint is that the locals won't pick the fruit or work as hard.