Sentence examples for the opus of from inspiring English sources

He first had the idea for The Good Book as an undergraduate, and it certainly reads like the opus of an out-and-out workaholic.

After a few well-documented delays, court visits and homemade movies to keep viewers occupied, The Canyons, the opus of Lindsay Lohan and James Deen, arrives to a video-on-demand device near you on Friday.

Will this be the opus of innovation in communications?

I guess you could call that one the opus of the album.

Each note played is a piece of the Opus of your life.

Then again, maybe that's the point: amid the opus of carnage that is the all-consuming art of Hermann Nitsch, the blood-drinking, the entrail-adorned genitals, the live sex, raw and animalistic, is a pure and unfiltered devotion to celebrating life in nothing less than all of its agony and ecstacy.

The Mixtures You need to spend an hour with "Stompin' at the Rainbow" (Minky), the entire opus of the Mixtures, a band of the early 1960s from Oxnard, Calif.

The flag remains the magnum opus of the Blucerchiati's support and one of the biggest ever seen in Italy.

So all hail the simple courage of Daniel Hahn for taking on the job of updating the magnum opus of the husband and wife team Humphrey Carpenter and Mari Prichard, The Oxford Companion to Children's Literature.

Békésy's book Experiments in Hearing, published in 1960, is the magnum opus of the modern theory of the ear.

Schubert, "The Complete Songs" (Hyperion): This landmark release, recorded over the course of thirteen years, is the magnum opus of the superb pianist and song scholar Graham Johnson, who provides watercolored accompaniments to performances by such singers as Janet Baker, Christine Schäfer, Peter Schreier, and Ian Bostridge.