Sentence examples for torrential work from inspiring English sources

Two aspects of this torrential work remain spectacularly shocking.

The process of adapting this "great, torrential work" has taken on a life of its own; over the course of multiple readings and workshops we gathered together a group of collaborators – actors, designers, dramaturgs – who, like us, have embraced Bolaño's vision and shared our passion for creating a theatrical language to communicate that vision.

He did so partly through sheer torrential volume: his work appeared in print so often that some readers assumed Mr. Hoch was actually a conglomerate.

What makes people vote Mr Knight and Mr Nice Fell-fight Issues of identity Vacancy: Britain section ReprintsIn torrential rain, he works his way diligently through Litton Cheney, Askerswell and Loder.

But this performance paled beside Mr. Gerstein's spellbinding account of Liszt's B minor Sonata, in which he balanced a big, torrential sound in the work's thunderous sections with crystalline — but still assertive — phrasing in the more introspective passages.

And nearly two months after the torrential rains ravaged the country, the painful work of rebuilding is only just beginning.

But the work was being hampered by torrential rain in other parts of the disaster zone, a coastal region more than 190 miles long that is popular with tourists and forms the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.

In May he played a Town Hall recital as a last-minute substitute for Ingrid Fliter and dazzled with works by Busoni, Schumann and Liszt (a spellbinding, torrential account of the B minor Sonata), along with a new work, Oliver Knussen's "Ophelia's Last Dance," which he played twice for good measure.

It took about a month, often working in strong winds and torrential rain, to locate Mr Armstrong's body.

Working amidst gale-force winds and torrential rains, a team of researchers has discovered that hurricanes whip up highly localized "rolls" of wind that bring stormy air from high in the atmosphere to the ground where it wreaks havoc.

Chase not only plays but sings, speaks, and acts; the work feels like an extension of her torrential spirit.