Sentence examples for work and breadth from inspiring English sources

Of a dozen festivals devoted to native filmmaking in the United States and Canada, she says, the festival here is known for its international indigenous work and breadth of programming.

In his personality, works, and breadth of learning, he is considered the prototype of the Renaissance "universal man".

Saunders often credited his stint in the CBA with instilling in him the work ethic and breadth of organizational knowledge that would help him as a coach and executive in the NBA.

The vigour of his work and the breadth of his vision have been compared to those of Victor Hugo and Walt Whitman.

This journalist-subject conflict is heightened in a culture where writers earn their keep on the reach of their work and the breadth of their Twitter presence.

This wish, expressed in a letter to a friend, reflects the mystique associated with Velázquez' work and the breadth of its influence on all modern art schools, even if limited to 100 or so surviving works.

Unfolding Cornell's work with depth and breadth, Joseph Cornell and Astronomy offers a convincing and original appreciation of this intriguing American artist.

I say "we" because I am not alone – I know many, many women who work the length and breadth of the UK in the same way as I do.

The curriculum consists of core computational and mathematical engineering courses and programming course work, extensive breadth and depth electives, and seminars.

Votes that have once again ensured that those working the length and breadth of the country get a chance to be recognised for their achievements.

The Authors Live webcasts are also available through Glow – the world's first national intranet for education allowing joined-up working the length and breadth of Scotland.