Sentence examples for slice of work from inspiring English sources

There have been months, this past spring, when critics — and, who knows, audiences — might have been thankful for so pensive and personal a slice of work.

That's a large slice of working Britain.

She went on to write Rita, Sue and Bob Too, a fiercely authentic slice of working class life, which was turned into an acclaimed film, shot on location on the Butterworth estate, by the mercurial director Alan Clarke.

One part of that is challenges that a range of companies set to give Glint users a small slice of working life in certain industries.

But the display of such a large slice of his work is the most rewarding reason for visiting this show.

Rehearsal for Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" on Friday was no normal slice of scene work for Christopher Tierney, the actor who fell 30 feet from a platform and nearly died during a performance on Dec. 20.

The book includes 17 pieces of journalism a mere slice of the work that Mitford produced over the course of a 40-year career in letters, but a choice one.Jane Smiley contributes a brief but admiring preface to the collection, noting that "Above all things, Mitford liked a worthy opponent, and her weapons of choice were factual accuracy and a tone of amazement".

It has to squeeze white-collar jobs and fire temporary workers to trim overheads and operating costs.The Germans know that the French blame them (rightly) for the A380 debacle: Germany lobbied hard to get a big slice of the work on the plane, building the back half of the fuselage.

SpaceX aims to take a large slice of its work, and is offering very competitive prices.

Her blog, out4pizza.com, shows a slice of her work.

This is a magnificent achievement and one that we are able to measure accurately, but it represents a narrow slice of the work that we support.