Sentence examples for upon works from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, since it's an independent creation with no outside reference to draw upon, works and images similar to those already copyrighted are not infringing".

One of the most remarked upon works of the last Whitney Biennial was A. A. Bronson's photograph "Felix Partz, June 5 , 1994" which presented his friend and partner moments after his death from AIDS.

Their London company, Based Upon, works with architects and designers to produce elements like wall panels and flooring using a liquid metal that can be applied to almost any surface.

In 1866, the hospital's superintendent described psychosis as a "waking dream, which, if not broken in upon, works mischief to the brain," and wrote that the goal of treatment was to "interfere with this world of self — scatter its creations and fancies and people it with objects and thoughts foreign to its own".

While snacking on French fries and peanut butter bars, visitors can gaze upon works by local artists, many of whom are graduates of Phare Ponleu Selpak, an arts school established in 1994 by a group of young Cambodians who met in a refugee camp during the 1980s.

In 1866, the hospital's superintendent described psychosis as a "waking dream, which, if not broken in upon, works mischief to the brain," and wrote that the goal of treatment was to "interfere with this world of self scatter its creations and fancies and people it with objects and thoughts foreign to its own".

The woman, Gloria Jones-Grant, also testified that she was paid even when she failed to do the agreed-upon work.

The New Yorker, February 25 , 1928 P. 60Man intent upon working the word "beer" into the conversation.

"I chose him based upon his convictions, based upon his ideals, based upon his work ethic, based upon his experience – based upon working with him for even before his father began working with me".

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 25 , 1928P. 60 Man intent upon working the word "beer" into the conversation.

Since the 1980s, the attempt to make social assistance conditional upon work has become an "international project".