Sentence examples for work has slipped from inspiring English sources

But it was good to hear it again; the work has slipped from view, and this was a reminder of what a fine symphony it is.

Wiley's work has slipped smoothly into soap operas and advertisements for luxury goods — proof, perhaps, of the fecklessness of its pluralistic gestures.

While the four major plays from the high summer of Inge's career — "Come Back, Little Sheba," "Bus Stop," "Picnic" and "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs" — have maintained a solid place in the canon of American drama, the rest of his work has slipped into obscurity.

The city said at trial that Ms. Gonzalez had become a problem officer whose work had slipped and who had to be suspended six times for abusing sick leave.

(Allan Kozinn) Classical Music AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Tonight) Witold Lutoslawski's orchestral works have slipped into the standard repertory to a great extent, but programs focusing on his music exclusively are rare.

Crumb is 80 this year, and his music, once a staple of new-music programmes on both sides of the Atlantic, is now hardly ever heard in the UK; what seemed destined to become repertory works have slipped gently into obscurity.

The media soon seized on a US Census Bureau report released in 2003 that stated that the percentage of married women with children younger than one year old who were working had slipped from 59% in 1998 to 55% in 2002.

Few of his works have slipped as fully into the mainstream as this 1971 percussion score: in recent seasons, ensembles ranging from student groups to the Metropolitan Opera's percussionists have performed it, but I have never heard an account as powerful and hard-driven as the one Steve Reich and Musicians gave here.

The "it just works" philosophy has slipped through the cracks of the money-printing machine.

Since 2009, they have been poring over the evidence to work out whether the Earth has slipped abruptly and unexpectedly into a new geological epoch.

Because "Trees" is often dismissed by modern critics and scholars as simple verse, much of Kilmer's work (especially his literary criticism) has slipped into obscurity.