Sentence examples for runs of work from inspiring English sources
Klee himself kept copious notebooks about the daily progress of his works, and these have allowed the curators to arrange these rooms with sequences and runs of work from different periods.
The company's new "Sandbox" series distinguishes itself from other outlets for new writing by presenting lengthy, fully staged runs of works in progress by Bay Area authors in its 49-seat studio space.
In other words, a remarkable run of work, and an identity crisis.
His long run of work abroad had abruptly come to an end.
Yet by the late 1980s Mr. Bridges began a run of work that continued into the next decade, making some of the best and most warmly received films of his career.
He had a good run of work, cooking for an exhibition at Earls Court, but then the exhibition moved to Birmingham and he was forced to sleep rough again.
Yet this year's Sundance Film Festival has a strong run of work by black filmmakers, including "Pariah," about the struggles of a Bronx teenager, from the writer and director Dee Rees, and "Gun Hill Road," another Bronx tale, written and directed by Rashaad Ernesto Green.
In Scotland the papers are full of anguish about the fate of the Govan shipyard, which runs out of work later this year.
She does a lot of mentoring, and plans to practise as a therapist if acting "ever gets too undignified", or if she ever runs out of work.
April 30 2013 After a season devoted to Stravinsky, and another to Tchaikovsky, the company sets its sights on American music, with a spring run of works set to popular composers like George Gershwin and Richard Rodgers and knottier figures, including Charles Wuorinen and Charles Ives.
