Sentence examples for work assuming from inspiring English sources

It was a fixer-upper that needed a lot of work, assuming it would not be torn down.

Happily married, he applied himself energetically to his work, assuming full control over all aspects of the operatic production.

I just want to doggedly do the work (assuming that my calves, hamstrings and quads cooperate) that will let me successfully complete 26 miles 385 yards.

Put down those clapperboards and pay attention because David Cameron, who happens to be a huge fan of your work – assuming you're making The King's Speech II – wants you to focus on films likely to be a "commercial success".

Mr. Bolay listed each building's walking time to work, assuming one minute per street block and three minutes per avenue block, and calculated the value of his travel time according to his salary.

Re "Basement Blast, Thought to Be Accidental, Injures Dozens and Shatters Chelsea Block" (news article, April 26): Remember when workers went to work assuming they'd come home at day's end?

But by World War I, such work assumed a distinct political dimension.

On his return to the United States, however, his work assumed a quieter, more pensive aspect.

"Often people who don't know about me but see my work assume I am much younger – 26 or something.

Before his death, his work assumed a new direction in the extreme simplicity and elegance of huge, carefully balanced masses.

After 1960 Gerzo let too much air out of his paintings, tightened his technique even more and overheated his colors; his work assumed an unforgiving rigidity.