Sentence examples for work in great from inspiring English sources

The evening was spent discussing the nuances of Ferrante's work in great detail.

Mr. Rawls offered the most coherent work in "Great Expectations and Other Missteps," which set five dancers in a kind of faux-national dance.

He thanks the long hours he spent studying law in a hot Seville attic, "learning to work in great discomfort and under high tension".

After tests in Italy (20 years after his original experiments with reflectors), Marconi continued the work in Great Britain and, on a wavelength of 15 metres (49 feet), received signals over a range of 30 160 km (20 100 miles).

It was not in Paris but in New York, at the Pierre Matisse Gallery in 1938, that Balthus showed his work in great strength and began to be sought after by American collectors and museums.

We also met a lovely lady called Val who at only a few years away from retirement, splits her year between seasonal work in Great Yarmouth and four months travel in Asia or Africa.

As wages for "servants are going through the roof," many "young children are being put to work in greater numbers," ST wrote.

The curator Laura Hoptman, who had put her work in "Greater New York" in 2000, featured it in the museum's "Drawing Now" show, in 2002, and in the 2004 Carnegie International.

But as Mr. Obama himself acknowledged in a textured statement delivered when he relieved General McChrystal of command, the entire national security team — civilian and military — must now come together and work in greater accord.

A lot of the voter mobilization work in greater Phoenix was done by unions, with the hope that newly registered Latinos could be part of a broad progressive coalition.

Burke's company now gets about $600 million a year in revenue from its work in greater China.