Sentence examples for weight of the work from inspiring English sources
"I didn't know the full weight of the work then," Mr. Pastore said.
A lot of children in films get treated like the whole weight of the work lies on their shoulders.
The stage metaphors are elegant, the technique is a masterclass of praxis, and the emotional weight of the work is undeniable.
Around the world, Irish singers and dancers fill stadiums, Irish poets win Nobel prizes, and bookshelves groan under the weight of the work of every second Irish man and woman who has found a voice and written in it copiously.
Its ability to withstand corrosion has proven a major asset, although large lead sculptures need internal reinforcement to prevent the weight of the work from causing it to collapse.
The best case the program notes could make for the inclusion was Mr. van Zweden's notion that "the seriousness and weight of the work fits with the solemnity of the occasion": fair enough, perhaps, and better than beating a theme to death by resorting to inferior music.
As much as he would have liked to have found something like the royal treasury, Dr. Ramage wrote, "This offers more of a challenge than admiring the superb finish or awesome weight of the worked products, because one can now wonder at the imagination required to bring the unlikely-looking raw material to a usable form, and at the skill required to produce gold of an almost perfect fineness".
α is the lower weight of the working cycle of the network delay.
The physical load on the spine depends on several factors, for example, the weight of the patient, work place design, work organisation, work technique, work equipment, the cooperation of the patient etc [ 25].
It will lend greater weight to the work of architects still working in the Realist tradition: Piano, Richard Meier, Claude Perrault, Rafael Vinoly, Richard Rogers and David Chipperfield, among them.
The researchers say their findings add weight to the work of others which found lower suicide rates among coffee drinkers.
