Sentence examples for setting of the work from inspiring English sources

He started composing in or about 1886; inspired by Macaulay's poem Horatius he began, but soon abandoned, an ambitious setting of the work for chorus and orchestra.

In the setting of the working heart model, we monitored the left ventricular pressures and contraction- and relaxation rates at baseline as well as after ischemia and reperfusion.

The exposure assessment procedure was developed specifically to address the exposure situations and setting of the work-site, and the refined exposure metric provides an ability to distinguish effects of pentachlorophenol and tetrachlorophenol.

The people who take part in the survey and priority setting stages of the work are not research participants.

ANNE KAUFMAN SCHNEIDER may be the last person in New York City with a set of the works of Edna Ferber on her bookshelves.

Writer suggests buying three sets of the works of Mark Twain for presentation to Bob Davis and Irving Bacheller and also to Stanley Walker, whose "The Case of Mr. Whipple's Pants appeared on page 50 of the Sept. 27th issue.

Books of particular interest include Pliny's Natural History printed in 1472, an Atlas of the World by Abraham Ortelius, printed in 1606 and a set of the works of Aristotle that once belonged to Erasmus.

General Fedorchuk brought an undercover mind-set to the work of the uniformed police.

The reality of the home jostles with the stage-set origin of the work.

Mr. Van Wyk has set some of the work firmly within the context of colonialist history; in certain pieces, references to slavery and rebellion are overt.

How it ends is a mystery: Mozart only set 15 of the work's arias and ensembles, and never got around to the finale.