Sentence examples for rare work from inspiring English sources

"George Plimpton's Night on Bastille Day" (1978) is the rare work on canvas here.

One view of this rare work does not suffice; I look forward to rewatching it.

It is a rare work in Britain by the Bauhaus architect Walter Gropius, designed during his brief stay here.

"The Importance of Being Earnest" is the rare work of art that achieves perfection on its own terms.

Misch's early departure meant some rare work for Perez, who came into the game with the Mets down, 8-3.

Frankel "is a collector's item, like a rare work of art", says Johnny McKeever, the owner of a breeding agency.

As a single mother, she says it also gives her a rare work-life balance: "I'm responsible while I'm here, but when I get home I can switch off".

The demand for rare works of art has increased, and he will attempt to supply them.

Often enough its stagings of rare works add to the knowledge of most dancegoers.

There are rare works by pre-eminent British architect-designers like Edwin Lutyens, C. R. Ashbee, William Morris, Thomas Jeckyll, A. W. N. Pugin and E. W. Godwin.

"The Birds of Central Park: Audubon's Watercolors," rare works purchased from the naturalist's widow.