Sentence examples for which is a work from inspiring English sources

This sculpture park, which is a work in progress, is emblematic of the themes that wend through Mr. Gaillard's oeuvre.

This web site, which is a work in progress, is designed to provide an introduction to medieval and Renaissance geomancy.

Mr Major shrugged off these barbs, once pointedly telling the Commons: "I understand that Lord McAlpine is promoting a book which is a work of fiction".

Beyond the sheer bulk of material in storage, there is the question of how best to regulate access, which is a work in progress.

Last year, MIT Press reissued the book version of La Jetée, a companion volume to the film, which is a work of art in its own right.

Then there's mine, which is a work in progress of weeds, a wild orchard, roses, camellias and accidental success with fruit bushes, broccoli and runner beans.

On a Thursday not long ago, the singer Ronnie Spector and her husband of twenty-nine years, Jonathan Greenfield, drove from their home in Connecticut into Manhattan to rehearse Spector's one-woman show, "Beyond the Beehive," which is a work-in-progress.

By John Seabrook On a Thursday not long ago, the singer Ronnie Spector and her husband of twenty-nine years, Jonathan Greenfield, drove from their home in Connecticut into Manhattan to rehearse Spector's one-woman show, "Beyond the Beehive," which is a work-in-progress.

For a start there is something called "le comité d'entreprise" which is a works' social club writ large.

The works include Allora & Calzadilla's Untitled which is a working cashpoint to be embedded in the plinth which triggers organ pipes placed on the exhibition space above.

There are no plans to dig on the site, which is a working farm.