Sentence examples for the steady work of from inspiring English sources

The Rangers will try to make up for their low-scoring offense with continual forechecking and the steady work of goalie Henrik Lundqvist.

As each week seems to bring a new allegation of corruption in the scandal surrounding Gov. John G. Rowland, lawmakers consistently praise the steady work of the special House committee deciding whether to recommend his impeachment.

This reduction would doubtless be achieved by responsible citizenship, and the steady work of intelligence and law-enforcement agencies, rather than by shouting in the Times and the BBC that western civilisation is endangered by Asiatic hordes.

The left-arm spinner paid the price for dropping Yuvraj Singh first ball, with Yuvraj hitting two fours and a six from Patel's first over on his way to 59. Yuvraj built on the steady work of opener Abhinav Mukund, who made 73 after Bresnan had a hand in the first two wickets to fall - running out Murali Vijay and having Ajinkya Rahane caught at gully by Pietersen.

The composers for the company are able to procure individual work for themselves as members of Basiscape, as well as collaborate with other staff members on projects that are hired out to Basiscape as a company rather than any one composer, which allows the composers to remain freelancers while having the steady work of a full-time job.

It's a testament to the slow, steady work of the United Nations Population Fund.

What should be recognized is the importance of the relentless, steady work of sustained interventions that are succeeding in many American urban districts.

I call showroom work the "office job" of modelling because it is a mind-numbing, steady work of changing into outfits for eight hours a day, five days a week.

In recent years, Ms. Zackman has recorded more than 200 titles, and she says she can now count on steady work of two books a month, earning $1,000 to $3,000 a book.

While there is a time for nuance, diplomacy and the steady, slow work of alliance building, many voters sense that for Mr. Kerry, these words mask a basic reluctance, born in the Vietnam era, to use military power under any circumstances.

In this way, the 3D-printing process mimics the steady, budding work of collagists and the measured and patient techniques behind light-dappled Impressionist paintings.