Sentence examples for rare working from inspiring English sources

It was a rare, working Saturday in the City Council chamber, but Speaker Gifford Miller was not in his customary seat.

"Silversmiths to the Nation: Thomas Fletcher & Sidney Gardiner, 1808-1842" showcases not only argent treasures but also rare working drawings, die blocks, and examples of French, English, and classical metalwork that inspired the pair.

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

While big green groups like the Nature Conservancy and WWF build partnerships with the likes of Dow Chemical and Coca-Cola, Rare works at the grassroots level.

Rare works dating from 1780 to 1900 include some by Russian, German, English, Italian and French authors of international renown, many in their original language.

Record prices were bid for the rarest works, but for the overpriced or second-rate, there was little to no action.

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

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

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.

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