Sentence examples for work from the book from inspiring English sources

Here's a look at more of Ghirri's work from the book.

Above is a selection of work from the book, as well as photographs of jazz and blues musicians from the time.

This idea suggests work from the book's moment; the land art of Robert Smithson or the evanescent work of Gordon Matta-Clark, who made conical cuts out of abandoned buildings in New York, which were usually demolished days later.

Ed's giving a slide show of his work from the book and answering questions at Family this Sunday.

His comments on the airlines result not from his work for the book, but from research for a study published on Wednesday, "At the Big Data Crossroads: Turning Towards a Smarter Travel Experience".

THE TRIALS OF HENRY KISSINGER -- Working from the book by Christopher Hitchens, the filmmaker Eugene Jarecki looks into Mr. Kissinger's role in Chile, Vietnam and East Timor.

The exhibition features never-before-seen photographs along with works from the book.

This time, working from the book "All the Truth Is Out" by political journalist Matt Bai (who cowrote the script with former Hillary Clinton Press Secretary Jay Carson and Reitman), the filmmaker takes on the genie that's not going back in the bottle, the increased role tabloid journalism has taken in our political discourse.

Robert Berwick of MIT delivered an afternoon lecture, 'Why Only Us?' on the origins of human language, highlighting much of the work from the recent book he co-authored with Noam Chomsky.

This volume contains all his work, from the fascinating book-length poem called "The Double Invention of Komo" -- only a small bit of which was in an earlier collection -- to his most recent book and a good number of previously unpublished recent poems; only a few very early pieces from a 1967 chapbook are not included.

Fried took on these arguments directly, and the corpus of work that sprang from the book greatly enlarged the debate.