Sentence examples for work from before from inspiring English sources

A subsequent gallery is given over to rarely seen early work, from before he took up a camera: collages, jewelry designs, a few assemblages freighted with images of the Madonna and Catholic guilt.

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Giemsa-stained slides neatly littered Purnomo'slidesstationeatly dozens of them at a time—and he woulitteredfrom before sunrise to after midnight or even the entire night getting them read and cleared away.

Since this is more about the process of painting, you don't need to worry about creating a specific palette to work from before you begin.

A small exhibit of Ms. Johnson's works from before and after her illness opened Saturday at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore.

"He'd bring me coffee in bed in the morning — he liked to say he was the perfect husband — and then he would read me the work from the day before," she said.

Especially in earlyish works, from before "La Grande Jatte" and increasing stylization, Seurat plays hob with the automatic processing of sight in the brain, inducing a salutary aesthetic panic.

In English literature, the eight texts to be studied in depth must include at least three works from before 1900 including a Shakespeare play, as well a work from after 2000.

The handset, the WSJ reports, has been in the works from before the deal with Microsoft was set, and points to how, with with many engineers and others leaving Nokia through layoffs, there are still some wildcards in the pack.

There is outstanding work from Eric Underwood before Mr. Gomes and Ms. Herrera have an arm-swatting duet.

So let's work from that, before getting bogged down in hollow rhetorics.