Sentence examples for work monument from inspiring English sources

Van Dantzig's ballets often featured provocative themes, darkly psychological content, and modern, expressionistic choreography; his finest work, Monument voor een gestorven jongen (1965; Monument for a Dead Boy), explored the tragedy of a young homosexual caught in an intolerant world.

The Bosnian Azra Aksamija brought together her academic and artistic vocations to create an astonishing and profoundly moving work: "Monument in Waiting," a kilim designed by her and woven by women war refugees in Sarajevo.

With "Pause!" (1977) he collaborated with Mr. Rainer to create a vibrant deconstruction of breathing and gesture, while his latest work, "Monument Film," exhibited in last year's New York Film Festival, involved both double projections and an installation of entire filmstrips tacked to the walls.

Parish, school and work monuments back home likewise gathered names bound to specific places in all sorts of ways.

This may reflect the loss of expertise in the Terminal Classic, with craftsmen less able to work monuments and large structures as time progressed.

She would support the earth works monument to the rescue workers and the work they did there, she said, "but not a burial ground for our loved ones".

But telling the story of an average day in the subway -- in all its mundane monstrosity -- is as good a birthday present as any for a working monument that helped invent New York City by holding it together, day after day.

But what we hope to do is create a working monument to the man who conceived the computer, and to inspire today's scientists and engineers to dream a century into their future.

But thinking more about the matter of public-works monuments after Governor Carey's death on Sunday, I've decided that the tunnel was the right choice.

Here in Birmingham, we are surrounded by living, working monuments to Joseph Chamberlain's period in charge of this great city where I grew up.

So these commercial enterprises rising from cold-war technology, supplanting an old fort, were working monuments to the end of the cold war, monuments that do not look back.