Sentence examples for put on works from inspiring English sources

At the antiquities auctions held in New York at Sotheby's on June 8, and at Christie's on June 9, an extraordinary premium was put on works demonstrably tied to Western cultural history, no matter how trite the style or unsatisfactory the condition.

British counterparts have frequently put on works of limited appeal.

That may be the case, although you might question how much weight you want to put on working papers and speeches dated April 11 and April 12, 2013 (see Footnotes 17 and 18).

Put on work gloves and eye protection before starting your project.

Put on work gloves or rubber gloves every time you use the Dremel, to keep your hands safe from loose debris and sharp edges.

Whether you dropped a bottle or had to break your own large pane of glass, always put on work gloves and thick-soled shoes while handling broken glass.

He said there was no specific theme to the eclectic season, other than putting on works that he wanted to see.

This year's performance is being created by Hull's Ensemble 52 theatre company, which specialises in putting on work in what it describes as "unconventional, unloved, disused property" - obviously not including the Hull to London train service.

Then you wake up and put on your work pants.

The English Stage Club put on experimental work on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

This growth has revitalised the downtown areas of Houston and Dallas, where galleries put on local work.