Sentence examples for put on the work from inspiring English sources
Pokrovsky, the conductor Mstislav Rostropovich and the composer discussed making a third version, questioning the socialist-realist spin that the authorities had put on the work, but it never happened.
While comparable figures are about a decade old, the price is about 15 times more than what Swiss Bank paid for each SG Warburg employee, or nine times more than the value Citigroup put on the work force of Schroders.
Luckily, this distracts from the real Dickensian nightmare going on right under our noses and barely reported – of the workers who run the day-to-day machinery of the Olympic Park living in flooded mixed dorms and paying £18 per night for the privilege, whether they are put on the work roster or not.
Which brings us back to Klinghoffer, and to Richard Taruskin's broadside in the New York Times, in which the musicologist suggested that, following the attack on the twin towers, concert and opera promoters should "forebear" from putting on the work.
But she stresses that, despite the precise £476m bill put on the works, there has been no decision yet on how many crossings will be affected.
To that I will add: Put on one foot the work boot but on the other, don the glass slipper.
Tuvia and Zus were briefly rounded up by the Nazis and put on a work detail.
Put on some work gloves and throw the pork ribs and beer bottles discarded from your last barbeque away.
The premium that this President puts on the work of the intelligence and law enforcement community is to disrupt future attacks and to protect the American People.
"In hindsight, this is probably what led to me being put on the mandatory work activity scheme".
