Sentence examples for work inhabits from inspiring English sources

Tregloan's theatrical eye is clear as one winds through the seven distinct spaces Dinnigan's work inhabits.

This astonishing work inhabits such a monumental place in music history that it is "possible to miss its down-to-earthness," Mr. Gilbert writes in a program note.

Alberta is the haunted center of the play, and Ms. Foote, as always in her father's work, inhabits the character with a mesmerizing thoroughness.

Underpinning it all is Mica Levi, whose awe-inspiring work inhabits that strange musique concrète netherworld between score and sound effects.

His work inhabits the interstices between fine art and scientific endeavour: some of the most fascinating bits of the show will no doubt be insights into how he managed to develop the technology to create the motion studies, using up to 24 cameras synchronised with clockwork mechanisms.

Wagner's orchestra is your trusted guide: it tells you everything you need to know, navigating the three worlds the work inhabits: the depths of Nibelheim where the dwarf Alberich and his brother Mime live; the earthly realms of the Rhine and mountain-tops; and the lofty heights of the gods' new-build, Valhalla, as yet uninhabited until the final bars.

K T Niehoff's new full-length work, "Inhabit," starts off a bit like a dining experience at the restaurant chain Johnny Rockets.

The influences of Tarkovsky within Akomrah's work inhabit a sculptural installation evoking a seaside burial site that occupies the main space in the lower galleries.

His early works inhabit the same domain of breathlessly brilliant experiment as theirs.

But what he probably meant was that Schubert's concert works inhabited some cosmic realm where normal time frames are irrelevant.

But Dr. Spock, who died in 1998 at age 94, is now only one of a flock of medical authorities whose works inhabit the child-rearing shelves of bookstores.