Sentence examples for vein of work from inspiring English sources
However, the programme also contains a rich vein of work from overseas, including Australian circus company Circa's Wunderkammer, Portguese collective Mundo Perfeito and Richard Maxwell's New York City Players, who will present their 2010 hit Neutral Hero.
There is a strand of international work (Thomas Ostermeier's Hamlet went down a storm this year); there is also a strong vein of work that draws on the city itself.
This rich vein of work was shared with the Royal Shakespeare company for which, in 1981, he set Nunn's beautiful 19th-century All's Well That Ends Well (with Peggy Ashcroft making her last stage appearance as the Countess) in a gigantic conservatory.
Future research should continue this vein of work by quantifying the link between agricultural practices and the delivery of ecosystem services in order to guide future measures of agricultural policies.
Yet this rich vein of work has presented a dichotomous view on governance of PSFs, in which firms choose between professional partnerships versus corporations, between collegial clan control versus corporate hierarchy, or between professional bureaucracy versus adhocracy (Mintzberg 1979: 348 379, 431 467).
And while many have argued that the effectiveness of Trump's racially coded appeals is tied to rising inequality and the economic woes of the working class voters who constitute Trump's base, it would be more accurate to say that Trump is tapping into a vein of working class racism that has been a part of American politics for a long time.
Domanović presented two different veins of work for Tanya Leighton's booth.
After a couple of minutes the band picked up the pace, approximating the aerated, modern take on classic soul brought to this song by the producer Salaam Remi, in the vein of his work with Amy Winehouse and Jazmine Sullivan.
The most influential and popular vein of her work, however, involved storytelling that both encouraged and reflected the curiosity of the very young, often pitting sensible, vexed children against the uncomprehending and incomprehensible adults in their lives.
Mr. Herzog said he planned to take some time off before deciding his next career move, which he said, "could be new-media or could be old- media, but I hope will be in the vein of the creative work I've done at Comedy Central and Fox".
The Signature Theater presented his mordant meditation on our fragile purchase on life, "Title and Deed," a solo show in the vein of his breakthrough work, "Thom Pain (based on nothing)." And the Yale Repertory Theater produced "The Realistic Joneses," his moving portrait of two couples whose lives become intertwined as the specter of death lurks on the other side of the picket fence.
