Sentence examples for starting to make work from inspiring English sources

After starting to make work for the Sleep series, Ashkanian has gone on to create more sculptural work from fabric, thread, and other materials for her MUTATION series.

Some vendors are starting to make home infrastructure applications available that work via text messaging.

And now, Miller's is starting to make narrative works, "I am moving toward creating larger environments filled with more characters where I can create a deeper narrative— I feel like I want something going on in my pictures now and I want to say something with my work beyond what a portrait can convey - I want to tell a story".

Before I started to make those works I was like the drunken young guy running crazy against the world.

The accident took place during a practice countdown during which fuel is pumped into the rocket and the engines started to make sure everything is working properly.

As the McKinsey paper points out, most car factories do not start to make profits until they are working at 80% capacity.

One had spoken of how her colleagues in the tiny office where she worked had started to make regular evening calls on the phone her husband owned, just to let him know she was not alone.

"The employees really have to buy in and care for the boss, and then it goes one step even further and works to start to make it mandatory that the employees care for one another...

The only breakthrough which can start to make politics work is a return to the institutions".

New technologies may help in these areas: several choreographers have started to make fascinating work directly for the screen, even for the mobile phone.

As my bike starts to make light work of a few hilly inclines, I realise how it can serve as a great entry point into cycling, particularly for first-time riders or tourists to the Isle.