Sentence examples for to shape work from inspiring English sources

The golden rule, she says, has been to put the kids first; to shape work around their needs.

In this article, we discuss how explicit and implicit processes interact to shape work emotions, attitudes, and behaviors, and we suggest that scholars should incorporate biological measures for assessing implicit as well as explicit processes into their research designs.

Known as an exacting, tireless rehearser who could pick out a single off-note in an orchestra, he used precise hand movements (he eschewed use of a baton) to shape works, both traditional and progressive.

Hopefully on Saturday when we go to Huddersfield our shape work will pay off and we can hit them on the break".

Absolutely not, says the management thinker Charles Handy: "For the first time in the human experience, we have a chance to shape our work to suit the way we live instead of our lives to fit our work.

While these have been less commercially successful than his work with Caedmon's Call, Webb has had more of a free hand to shape his work to his vision.

She wants immigrants to shape her work by telling her what they want to achieve here.

HTSs are ceramics, and thus much harder to shape and work than traditional superconductors, which are metals.

Pound promoted, and also occasionally helped to shape, the work of such widely different poets and novelists as William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, Robert Frost, D.H. Lawrence, and T.S. Eliot.

But the ADCS says it recognises local authorities and other employers need to do more to shape social work education, including providing sufficient high-quality placements for students.

The scenes themselves mirror the vivid pace of a Hong Kong action movie, a result of the choreographers getting more time to shape the work since its Context run.