Sentence examples for the work incorporated from inspiring English sources
Phase One : Inception The initial phase of the work incorporated a review of provided programme documentation (hard and soft copies) and the annual work plans and reports.
The work incorporated thousands of dog tags representing individual soldiers in a larger-than-life suit of armor, reminiscent of the infamous cover of Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan, with its suggestion of power forged by the becoming-one of the many.
Spread out across the three main galleries of the museum, this show will span the artist's career and include some of his most influential works, like "The Holy Virgin Mary," which was central to the controversy surrounding the 1997 "Sensation" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, because the work incorporated resin-covered lumps of elephant dung.
On one level, the work incorporates the sophistication and dapper elegance of the era.
The work incorporates a cast of mask dancers, percussionists and vocalists.
Based on original choreography by Antonio Hidalgo, the work incorporates simple walking canes, which men use to pound the floor as they click their heels in rhythmic patterns.
The work incorporates notebooks, letters, marginalia and memoirs, along with selections of dialogue and scenes from existing versions and drafts of the play.
Alongside the fanciful birdcalls the work incorporates the composer's other trademarks: Greek, Hindu and Balinese rhythms; contemplative interludes; shimmering cluster chords; and striking dissonances.
A 90-minute, 10-movement piece by Terry Riley, the work incorporates the sounds of the solar system, making the string quartet boldly go into uncharted realms of musical experience.
The work incorporates Evening Standard billboards stolen by the artists from outside Liverpool Street Station, and is executed in the black, white and red colour palette that they last used 30 years ago.
The work incorporates 3-D technology, paving the way for live performance and animation to interact and create the sensation, Ms. Haberman hopes, of total immersion for the audience.
