Sentence examples for work a sort of from inspiring English sources
It's painstaking, tedious work, a sort of aural equivalent of needlepoint.
The first track, "Afraid of Nothing," sounds like the summation of five years of work, a sort of emotional to-do list.
The work, a sort of musical theater piece with lyrical, thick orchestral textures, was at times redolent of Shostakovich, Piazzolla and Weill.
What we need, Gessen posits, in fiction writing at least, is someone to work "a sort of Barthelmeic magic" and "transform our language of apathy into a cri de coeur".
MY figure skating instructor, Betsy Berry, led me onto the outdoor rink at the Buckskill Winter Club in East Hampton, N.Y., hoping to work a sort of modern miracle.
In this new work, a sort of contemporary concerto grosso, the full orchestra was pitted against Icebreaker, a bristling, 12-member British contemporary music ensemble that features heavily amplified pan pipes, saxophones, guitars, percussion, electric strings and keyboards.
Alphaville is one of his more approachable works, a sort of retro-futuristic noir that partakes equally of Raymond Chandler, Jean Cocteau and Leon Trotsky.
Mr. Kelley has a girlfriend, a younger artist named Trulee Hall, who works a sort of naughty-librarian look in thick-rimmed cat eye glasses and tattoos.
The narration, which features some well-observed meditations on Midwestern style and New York corporate life, works a sort of three-card monte on the audience's moral imagination.
I'm very much looking forward to Holly Fulton, whose previous collections have worked a sort of futuristic art deco vibe.
Many studies have shown that, while reading, the brain works a sort of decomposing process of words, reducing them to its morphemes.
