Sentence examples for the full range of work from inspiring English sources

"They were easy in presenting both, the full range of work, and were able to find great examples in Austria's living cultural tradition".

But the excitement Sunday lay in watching more than two dozen actors, ranging from the Oscar winner Jeremy Irons to students from the west London drama school, LAMDA, honor the full range of work from a writer who more often than not stripped language away in inverse proportion to Mr. Stoppard's fondness for celebrating verbal extravagance.

Following on from that, magistrates will have to be prepared to move around between courts to give them experience of the full range of work, and the Senior Presiding Judge, Lord Justice Goldring, has laid down that every justice has to be prepared to sit anywhere in the LJA if required.

For transmission number, the regression model was significant over the full range of working correlation values (r = 0 0.6).

Antecedent drought by itself, however, was a significant predictor of transmission number over the full range of working correlation values (data not shown).

Her niece Sophia Jansson, now creative director of the Moomins, said she was delighted the gallery would now show the full range of her work in the exhibition opening in October 2017.

There, you can see the full range of their work, including the colourful tea sets and the furniture developed in collaboration with Typical, run by interior designer and entrepreneur Jason Maclean.

Silent House, the 1983 second novel by Orhan Pamuk, arrives almost three decades overdue because, the reader may suspect, it was considered too parochially Turkish until the author's receipt of the 2006 Nobel prize for literature encouraged interest in the full range of his work.

Earlier this summer NGA joined forces with other worker and immigrant advocacy groups, including my project at the Institute for Policy Studies, to examine the full range of temporary work visa programs and recommend changes in policy that could help prevent human trafficking and exploitation.

Since the role of breast clinician was established in 1987 to support introduction of the NHSBSP, the role has developed and breast clinicians are now important members of the MDT, skilled in the full range of screening work.

Will this book attract new readers to the full range of Doyle's work?