Sentence examples for the stunning work from inspiring English sources
Less noticed, in those stringent early decades of the People's Republic, were the stunning work spaces inside the factory walls -- architectural gems that are now inspiring a kind of postindustrial renaissance for the 798 evoking the recovery of the SoHo industrial district in Manhattan a few decades back.
And despite the period costumes (the stunning work of Anna Bergman) and the dialogue spoken in Swedish (there is, as usual, simultaneous translation through headsets), the self-devouring world conjured here can seem mighty close to that of Tom Wolfe's "Bonfire of the Vanities," as read on a rainy day with a hangover.
Henri Stierlin has said the stunning work that will later this year be the showpiece of the city's reborn Neues Museum was created by an artist commissioned by Ludwig Borchardt, the German archaeologist credited with digging Nefertiti out of the sands of the ancient settlement of Amarna, 90 miles south of Cairo, in 1912.
I'm proud that we will be helping to promote Great (make that GREAT) British engineering - and I'm equally proud of the stunning work that the Northern Cape is doing, as they build the world's best race track.
(I'm reminded, too, of the brilliant August: Osage County and the stunning work of Estelle Parsons in that creation).
The stunning work was created by artist Shannon Holt, a body painter from Florida who's known for her ability to transform the human body into a canvas for beautiful art.
Their blue uniforms, red clip-on ties and thick plastic identification cards do not distract the eye from the stunning works they are paid to protect.
Many of the stunning works in it are no bigger than a man's hand, and some are as small as a fingernail.
At once strong and fluid and feminine and mechanical and natural, the stunning works became a symbols for feminine strength, as well as a visual manifestation of transformation and integration. .
The result of this "stunning work of self-education" was the "intellectual power" revealed in Lincoln's writings and speeches.
"Millais' John Ruskin portrait has the most fascinating history, and I'm delighted this stunning work has found a new home in the Ashmolean Museum.
