Sentence examples for work alternates from inspiring English sources

In "Politics" the work alternates between harrowing and oblique, and labels often trump art.

The work alternates calligraphic renderings of buildings and trees with expanses of nearly bare paper intimating mist, water, snow, mountains and moon, for an implicitly radical, minimalist effect.

The American writer Mary Gaitskill, whose work alternates between novels and short stories, is a writer of prodigious gifts, not least the ability to translate the untidy, painful grit of human relationships into powerful, crystalline prose without sacrificing any of their strangeness.

His work alternates between cool guitar designs and cool gun designs and the Atlas bullets are still in the very early stages although he has tested them extensively and found they work well.

I let it run rampant, and these are the results" — a jagged decade of health and productive work alternating with relapses, hospitalizations, electroshock treatments and slow climbs back to tenuous health.

Unsure of himself, Carver was only three years into sobriety after two decades of heavy drinking; his correspondence with Lish over the wholesale changes to his work alternated between groveling ("you are a wonder, a genius") and outright begging for a return to Version B. It did no good.

Phases of a week or two of intensive work alternate with quieter periods.

And the patients look forward to seeing them, perhaps because the bubbly, petite twins work alternate shifts, leaving some to think they are getting constant care from just one nurse.

There are 16 people on Edgcumbe's main team those who work alternating day and night shifts and three who only work nights.

There are 16 on Edgcumbe's main team – those who work alternating day and night shifts – and three who only work nights.

However, the best HCS was achieved by a schedule that required attending MDs who are on service during a given week to work alternating call shifts that week, without any other attending MDs scheduled.