Sentence examples for work figures from inspiring English sources

Original plays did slightly less well than the new writing and new work figures – which included devised work – suggested.

I have seen young men sitting in hospital beds for months and even years, while social work figures out how to get them placed.

The orchestra has played a couple of Mr. Stucky's works in recent years, and a new work figures in next season's programming.

Born in Lithuania in 1911, though living in Poland until his departure for the US and elsewhere in 1951, Milosz's work figures against a background of resistance to Nazism, the horrors of the Second World War.

Is it really worth all that debt, and no guarantee of work?" Figures from the Higher Education Funding Council for England from the 2011-12 academic year – the latest available – show that around one in 13 male students and around one in 17 females dropped out in their first year.

S.P. work figures in a 1998 "Seinfeld" episode, "The Burning," in which Kramer, with help from a cigarette and a maroon smoking jacket, dramatically describes the romantic entanglement that resulted in what the medical students examining him are eventually able to identify as gonorrhea.

But I had no experience making membrillo paste and it was hard work figuring it out.

"We ought to be looking at the schools that work, figuring out why they work, and replicating them.

Mr. Shapiro, the MSNBC president Erik Sorenson and NBC's research department have been hard at work figuring out what people want from cable news.

The hacking community is hard at work figuring out ways to make the Kindle Fire a full-fledged Android device, but this is also not for novices.

"Rather than staying late at work figuring out movie and dinner plans, you'll be able to do it on the way home from your phone," he said.