Sentence examples for work a rite from inspiring English sources

Audiences have already taken in Bill T. Jones's dance work "A Rite" (inspired by you know what) and a theatrical adaptation of Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita"; still to come are the final weekends of the film festival (July 26-27 and Aug. 2-3), willh will trace Stravinsky's impact on such directors as Cocteau, Chabrol, Rivette, and Godard ("Pierrot le Fou").

Missionary work is a rite of passage for Mormon men, who are encouraged to volunteer when they turn 19.

With the prospect of student debt, rocketing housing costs and unpaid work as a rite of passage, this is no time to be young.

"Just to let you know, I can only take one more on the line," said Carlos Collazo, a pharmacy intern who was called in to work at a Rite Aid in Park Slope, Brooklyn, on his day off.

There remains a significant cadre of parents — call it the Tiger Mom camp — who see hard work as a rite of passage, part of what they pay $40,000 for and essential to making their children competitive.

Other offerings include a rare presentation of Sergey Taneyev's opera "Oresteia," written toward the end of the 19th century and considered the Russian composer's greatest work; a production of "The Master and Margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov; and what the organizers call a "fresh response" to Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," a dance-theater work called "A Rite," a collaboration of Bill T.

Some sectors such as the creative, arts and media industries, already view work experience as a rite of passage.

Today's interviewee thinks it's a matter of passing on the abuse: "The unnecessary stress and the work is really a rite of passage, I think.

Though the minimum wage is pretty damn high in Australia over $17 [$12 USD] many young Australians choose to temporarily leave their home country behind to go traveling or on working vacation as a rite of passage.

Nicholls received the award for her woven sculptural work A Woman's Rite of Passage, featuring three life-sized woven cloaks created to represent Indigenous women and their role in Welcome to Country ceremonies.

Mr. Kelly wrote that Walgreen would need to contend with a 60 percent increase in the number of its stores, as well as with a Rite Aid work force that is 30 percent unionized.