Sentence examples for work again from from inspiring English sources

James's editor Anne Messite said the new novel "has all the compelling attributes of its predecessors, and I can't wait for 50 Shades fans to experience the work again from a perspective they have long desired".

I had also started to work again from home with the help of a baby sitter, and was elated that a bottle meant I could work for a longer stretch of time.

The lawsuit says that Lisa Ripi, a defendant in the suit described as a coordinator for the freelance massage therapists, then told the women they should never have complained and that they would not get work again from the team.

He was arrested in 1994 on suspicion of running a kidney transplant racket in Mumbai, but jumped bail, changed his name and set up work again from several clinics hidden in residential apartments in Gurgaon, a prosperous city outside Delhi.

The core is solid, with strong work again from Ricky Schroder and singer Jennifer Nettles as Dolly's parents and Alyvia Alyn Lind very good as the 9-year-old Parton, a precocious, somewhat egotistic scamp who dreams of red patent leather shoes and stardom: "Every day I wake up and say, 'Is it going to be today?' " (Nearly: Parton was 10 when she began singing on the radio).

For a while I sat around at home, living off my savings, but after a couple of years I started working again from home.

Working again from this CGDB-TF baseline, FAO-PMPG further refined the number of CGDB layers required and broadened the topical index to the ten areas inventoried for this report.

In 1994 Culkin made Richie Rich but didn't work again for a decade, never made another hit film – and never again worked with Hughes, who died from a sudden heart attack in 2009.

He was unable to work again and died from the effects of the gas when his son was 12.

When the credits were over at last, I sighed, and took away a moviegoer's fantasy of Ledger and Miller starting work again, far away from Venice and ball gowns, on something that might be worth seeing.

"I'm afraid I'm never going to be able to work again," he said from his bed at Birendra Military Hospital as his wife, Muna, sat beside him.