Sentence examples for work movement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Okada recently spoke with ArtsBeat about work, movement and more.

The Life and Work movement was pledged to practical Christianity and common action by focusing the Christian conscience on international relations and social, industrial, and economic problems.

On Saturday, President Yoweri Museveni said that Ugandans should not complain about rising food prices, and that the government would crush any demonstration, including the walk to work movement.

Listening to the discussions at the Craft Congress, it seemed to me that while there's a case to be made that this is an art movement, or an ideological movement, or a shopping movement, it is also — and probably fundamentally — a work movement.

The labor movement in the US, battered over the past three decades, has another big fight on its hands.The successful "right to work" movement has swept two dozen states, accelerating in the past five years to include Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and others.

It makes sense that women would pioneer the "take yourself to work" movement.

In 1958, when Brown was ready to run for governor, the "right to work" movement--translated by its critics as a euphemism for "anti-union --splashed anti-union --splashed becanti-union --splashede of the gubernanti-union --splashed

In Seven Brides for Seven Brothers he employed leading ballet dancers, but insisted that his dancers avoid ballet dance moves, and instead focus on "work movements like ax wielding".

What does that mean for the conservative talk radio Goliaths who are shills for the "free market" and "right to work" movements?

There is an overarching faith-at-work movement afoot.

Russell Shorto (Oct . 31 portrays the faith-at-work movement very well.