Sentence examples for show some work from inspiring English sources
The intention, for now anyway, is to allow him to show some work with his gallery in London.
"Adeline Jeudy, the galerist who invited us to show some work at Galerie L.J. wanted to present artworks that explore geometrical representations," Lemercier told The Creators Project "She chose us to get an aesthetics coherency between the pieces, and because we have a similar approach to how we use technology and software as a tool".
The idea for "Maximum Beauty," Nimoy explained, came when he was showing some work at a photography seminar.
So "Fishermen," which runs through July 20, is primarily a curiosity-value piece, showing some work by two well-regarded (and eventually blacklisted) screenwriters that didn't quite measure up.
Even when using the alternative definition, substantial ICT and management changes reduce the probability of showing some work practices frequently by 8% points.
In this sub-section, we consider only one dimension of transmission, i.e. showing some work practices to colleagues at least 2 3 times a month.
In our baseline definition, an internal trainer is a worker who shows some work practices to colleagues and who helps them when they encounter either technical or relational problems.
Something really impactful my teacher, who is a man, said the other day when I showed some work for this project, was that men try to act tough when they feel weak that really hit home for me.
Successive volumes of collected poems would show some older work tinkered with, other examples droppped.
Show some balance, work the middle of the field and move the ball.
