Sentence examples for work have been made from inspiring English sources

The stalls, with their intricate iron work, have been made into booths, upholstered in turquoise leather.

Only a few fragments of Anaxagoras's writings have been preserved, and several different interpretations of his work have been made.

The negotiations – announced after Athens asked for further clarifications as to how the bailout package would work – have been made imperative by the country's soaring borrowing costs.

Mr. Bolaño's life and work have been made into "a trivial spectacle," Julio Ortega, a Peruvian critic and scholar, wrote in El País, the leading daily in Spain.

Apart from her first book, Strangers on a Train (made in Hollywood by Londoner Alfred Hitchcock and former English public schoolboy Raymond Chandler), the films based on her work have been made by continental directors - René Clément, Wim Wenders, Claude Chabrol, Claude Miller.

Several changes from the NEC's former work have been made in the device fabrication process, the circuit design and the system design.

Osborne is happy to see more women in work because he knows that women in work have been making a huge contribution to economic growth in Britain for half a century.

What should determine their self-esteem is the intelligence with which an evaluation of their work has been made.

If a picker skips lunch and works until dark, he can get perhaps $80 or $100 a day.This year, the work has been made even tougher.

It said the "descriptors" – the framework used to assess whether a mentally ill person was fit for work had been made clearer and more consistent.

My cycle to work has been made more picturesque by the demolition of an office block on Borough High Street, in south London.