Sentence examples for work destined from inspiring English sources

She said she discovered some fakes and copies in the mass of work destined for the museum.

"Parsifal" had its première at Bayreuth, in 1882, and the composer died the following year, his name and work destined to be woven into the fate of the German nation.

However, his instrumental works began to earn him his reputation, and, at the end of 1874, Tchaikovsky wrote his Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor, a work destined for fame despite its initial rejection by Rubinstein.

Before I respond to these urgent questions (oh, all right, she was great), let me add that this production, which runs through Sunday, almost instantly answered the usual big question posed by the Encores! series of vintage American musicals: Is this a show that is more than a period piece, a work destined to outlast the era of its birth?

Burkhardt was then embarking on his second life's work, destined to occupy him for some 30 years, until his death in 2007.

It also contains a long quotation from the Boston Post—"This is an American reprint of a work destined to create no little excitement and conflict in the scientific world".

As such, Mr. Dumas was responsible for the works destined for the future foundation.

His writings must be interpreted as preliminary stages of works destined for eventual publication that Leonardo never got around to completing.

They are the precursors of the collector's drawings that began in the later 16th century (autonomous works, destined for collections).

Called S2, the space was designed by the Manhattan architect Richard Gluckman, who also created the building's sun-filled 10th-floor galleries, where works destined for auction are usually displayed.

Only in miniature size did some painters allow their whimsical perception of the world and of their fellow humans to express itself in works destined to be seen by others.