Sentence examples for seeking works from inspiring English sources

As a result, buyers are much more discerning, seeking "works of high quality, rarity and beauty with impeccable provenance," said D'Ian Davidson, head of Aboriginal Art at Sotheby's Australia.

Alter writes: While some attribute the surge in posthumous publications to macabre coincidence, others say publishers are more aggressively seeking works by famous dead authors because they have established audiences — an irresistible prospect for a struggling industry.

Publishers are chasing a posthumous money pit, "aggressively seeking works by famous dead authors because they have established audiences" The David Mamet adaptation of "The Diary of Anne Frank" has been dropped by Disney for being "too dark".

Mr. Wainwright is no stranger to opera: he wrote a French-language work, "Prima Donna," as a commission for the Metropolitan Opera and Lincoln Center Theater, though the Met later withdrew, saying it was seeking works in English.

Publishers are chasing a posthumous money pit, "aggressively seeking works by famous dead authors because they have established audiences" By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

Typically, goal seeking works where there is just one unknown, but by knowing the parameters of one unknown and staying within those and solving probabilistically for that unknown, more unknowns may be taken on, until one arrives at an overall good guesstimate or projection.

He has been seeking work for years.

"People who were seeking work found it".

It only counts people who are actively seeking work.

Many of them are already seeking work elsewhere.

Many Luhya have migrated to urban areas seeking work.