His terse prose utilizes vocabulary only found in the crannies of annals of the Old West and the specialized spheres of working men.
I'm really drawn to this aspect of the online exhibition: more and more in my own sphere of work, online has become the real battleground.
In fact, prosecutors have said, Detective Williams knew that the informers were selling drugs outside their sphere of work for him.
In fact, prosecutors have said, Detective Williams knew that his confidential informers were selling drugs outside their sphere of work for him.
I suppose if they had been about another sphere of work I could have watched them more objectively, but they aroused in me lots of the contradictions and complexities and negative feelings I have about working in the theatre".
The booklets introduction from the directors reads: "We sympathise particularly with those who have been removed suddenly from a sphere of work both congenial and handy in its situation to such a site as this at Dounreay".
This points to a future where the public sphere of work and economy merge with the private sphere of leisure – producers and consumers would not be separated to the extent they are today.
After the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the state established a different gender order—"woman exactly like man in public areas," and in the sphere of work, most urban women entered into paid employment.
De Groen and Maselli [48] summarise that the crowd is exposed to financial insecurities, lacking social protection, isolation and stress, blurring lines between the sphere of work and private life, high competition and uncertainties due to short-term schedules.
Under duress, Shackleton agreed not to work from McMurdo Sound, which Scott was claiming as his own sphere of work.
