Sentence examples for work movements from inspiring English sources

As I recall there have been "back to the land" and "back to real work" movements since the '60s and, in the end, the overwhelming majority of folks end up in the suburbs, in wage-earning jobs.

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

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".

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.

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

Urban Observatory has initially focused on 10 cities, organizing information in five categories: work, movement, people, public, and systems.

When I met him in an overpriced café in east London, he told me, "The refusal of work movement isn't about laziness".

Wilson Diaz's neon light text work, Movement of the Liberation of The Cocoa Plant, draws attention to the complex history Latin America has with agriculture corporations.

There she participated in a movement therapy pilot program that laid the way for a standard treatment for children with severe disabilities; she published the work Movement Therapy: A Possible Approach in 1978.

Each trial is initialised by a sub-maximum test trial to allow participants to get used to the work movement and measurement procedure.