Sentence examples for work meaning from inspiring English sources

The pain of unrequited love gave his work meaning.

In part, this is because increasingly, both halves of the couple work, meaning two salaries.

The service enables others to follow a designer's blog and find their work, meaning gifs can be shared widely.

Being a patron of Beat (the UK eating disorders charity) and co-chair of Fashion Targets Breast Cancer gives my work meaning.

This time, many of these wrecks failed to work, meaning thousands of voters had to resort to paper ballots, which then had to be counted by hand.

Turkey's policy until this month had been to treat Syrians as temporary guests, with no right to work, meaning refugees could only work illegally.

Schnabel answered: "I only play problematic works," meaning the sonatas of Schubert and Beethoven.

Host countries often bar them from working, meaning that families cannot provide for themselves.

As it is, the book simply gives its characters dialogue that will help illuminate the works' meaning.

Sotheby's had arranged what it calls irrevocable bids for both works, meaning that buyers had already agreed to purchase the art for undisclosed sums.

There's nothing better than a family that works, meaning it works well.