Sentence examples for the huge work from inspiring English sources

The huge work (measuring 666cm x 990cm) hung in the monastery, on the very wall Veronese designed it for, until Napoleon turned the monastery into his Venetian headquarters in 1797.

The same applies to part-time courses that people use to acquire new skills, or the huge work FE colleges do on Esol courses – English for speakers of other languages, an area which insiders say is under threat as never before.

Smith's London appearances with local musicians this week have been all-improv encounters, but the huge work on these recordings (premiered in Los Angeles over three evenings last October) join the trumpeter's exciting small band with pianist Anthony Davis, bassist John Lindberg and drummers Pheeroan akLaff and Susie Ibarra, and Southeast Chamber Music's nine-piece classical ensemble.

Despite of the huge work carried out by scientists and researchers, detailed mechanism of some of the charge transfer processes occurring inside DSCs is not still fully understood.

In contrast to the huge work done on SERS experiments with molecules as analyte [1 3], only a few attempts succeeded in observing surface enhancement of Raman signal from semiconductor nanoparticles as analyte [17 23].

Better still the huge work surface can flip up to act as an easel or remain in portrait mode so you can put a laptop and mouse in front of you.

There are the huge works: Rivera produced part of a giant mosaic to adorn the city's Olympic Stadium, murals for hospitals, government buildings and even hotel bars.

There's the huge works of art, and at least three dead popes in glass cases (John XXIII, Clement XI, and Pius X) and a souvenir shops in the treasury area and near the statue of Constantine.

The author has devoted his life to the study of Irish history and this huge work is the pinnacle of his labours.

But whether Jansons's interpretation stands up against the benchmark recordings of this huge work – conducted by Riccardo Chailly and Claudio Abbado – is another matter.

An enormous amount of money and effort has gone into attracting foreign jobs to Wales, while at the other end of the spectrum, huge work has gone into trying to turn generations of school leavers into entrepreneurs.