Sentence examples for work means that from inspiring English sources

"The painter's most famous work" means that other works were less famous, less important, less enigmatic; in other words, they were less worthy.

Her sheer hard work means that she is a wonderful artist to work with.

JW: My familiarity with your work means that I am always looking for parallels.

Every day that we show up for work means that we're not afraid of anthrax.

Mannix insisted that her work means that she is no longer frightened of death.

The need for missionary work means that Courier's largely ceremonial post promises to be something more than usual.

"The Barbican's mishandling of this work means that they have failed the artist and the audience," it says.

The specificity of Mr. Fagan's vocabulary, reiterated in each work, means that impressions of individual pieces can blur.

That one month of work means that Mr. Olbermann has 11 months free and he said that he would be "open to pursuing other things, of course".

"The Barbican's mishandling of this work, means that they have failed the artist and the audience," said associate arts producer Julia Farrington.

One worry is that aspects of the course of study (the article calls out marketing) are not very challenging and an over-reliance on group-work means that students are not learning useful skills.