Sentence examples for systematically working from inspiring English sources

He also began systematically working through his memories of childhood, "gathering evidence" about his own past and making notes on innumerable slips of paper.

The internal MoD papers on Moore's case were unearthed in the National Archives by researchers from the Pat Finucane Centre in Northern Ireland, who are systematically working their way through the records.

The Beijing Dance Theater is systematically working to bring in young audiences by performing on college campuses, creating dances that reflect their lives and collaborating with artists from popular genres like hip-hop.

He has also been systematically working his way through well programmed single-composer albums (released by Nonesuch, which has lent him the kind of support that jazz musicians are lucky to get) and concerts; tonight he's working on Cole Porter's music.

At war's end he resumed his search for a gasoline additive, systematically working his way through promising element groups in the periodic table, and in 1921 he and his team found that minute amounts of tetraethyl lead completely eliminated engine knock.

Neither wrote a treatise on aesthetics, but they contributed to its development more than the other French writers of this period by systematically working through the different areas and levels of human thought.

But jihadi recruiters systematically work to separate children from their families, he said.

HMRC said in a statement yesterday that it has systematically worked through all the Lagarde data and has collected all the unpaid money it possibly can.

We collected coordinates beginning with the samples closest to the glacier, and systematically worked our way down valley, revisiting and measuring each sample site.

"It is not very long ago that many people had the same views about Victorian architecture... a generation spoke of 'Victorian monstrosities' and systematically worked to erase that era in built form.

The threat that Sony is waking up to is that a hacker systematically worked through the entire organisation's computer network with untrammelled access, and is now – either as a prelude to extortion, or revenge – releasing the contents.