Sentence examples for preserved work from inspiring English sources

Gossart's earliest preserved work is a prime example—a piece in pen and ink documents the heathen princess Catherine's "mystic marriage" with Christ.

Illustrative quotations recorded in On the Sublime occasionally preserved work that would otherwise now be lost for example, one of Sappho's odes.

Sluter's latest preserved work, the tomb of Philip the Bold, was first commissioned from Jean de Marville, who is responsible only for the arcaded gallery below the sepulchral slab of black marble from Dinant.

This may result in a reduced utilization of health care, preserved work capacity or a quicker return to work.

Health care and society may gain substantially from the planned intervention program, both in the form of individualized psychosocial support and reduced utilization of health care, preserved work capacity or a quicker return to work.

Although he was a Christian, he wrote mainly in the pagan tradition, but, by the sheer volume of his preserved work, he was one of the forerunners of Christian Latin literature and of the literature of his own country.

The basic notion that some organisms leave more offspring than others, and that their genes are preserved, works regardless of location.

Those who defend Britain's EU membership come from across the political spectrum but they share a belief that, in the broadest terms, our national interest is best preserved working within the existing framework for continental alliance.

All patients had preserved working memory and were in the normal range on the minimal pairs test (PALPA 2; Kay et al. 1992) and the rhyme judgment test (PALPA 15; Kay et al. 1992).

"The purpose of the language is to preserve work for union members," he said.

The bank added that it would not move any more jobs to other countries, as a gesture to preserving work in Britain.