Sentence examples for visible works from inspiring English sources

One of their most visible works is the Erasmus Bridge, an origami swan in concrete and cables spanning the Maas River in Rotterdam.

Beyond that, there are ephemeral interventions in the environment: barely visible works tailored to a specific community or locale that are temporary or built to disappear and often hover just below our radar.

A spare ink study for "La Vie," his Blue Period painting, portrays the artist and his mistress Fernande Olivier as wan, otherworldly nudes; according to Ms. Galassi, Picasso was responding to the newly visible works of the so-called primitives of the French and Italian Renaissance.

No visible works were constructed, but together with Chauvel, the commanders of the two light horse brigades, whose task it would be to hold the attackers on this ground until the flank attack could begin, studied the area closely.

They had no visible work.

As the most consistently visible work in the show, it lives up to that description.

By doing more visible work, including writing soundtracks for Quentin Tarantino, RZA had alienated his own group.

Kids' TV shows were distinguished by their high levels of imagination and low levels of visible work.

His most visible work is the Personal Genome Project, which has 16,000 volunteers, 12 of whom have had their genomes sequenced and made publicly available.

You can insure your place in the field by being visible, working out loud and mentoring or being mentored by others.

Senior BBC editors believe a dangerous gulf has opened up between well-paid managers and those who do the more visible work.