Sentence examples for work notably from inspiring English sources
His public work notably included the Prince's Youth Business Trust, where he chaired the advisory board.
Mr. Clover said his union had done invaluable work, notably in ensuring workers' safety.
Many mathematicians were influenced by his work, notably Jean-Victor Poncelet and Michel Chasles.
Similar arguments surrounded Mr. Levine's later work, notably "Welcome Home" (1946).
She is – we are told again and again (this isn't Sondheim's most spare or witty work) – notably plain.
Future work notably concerns estimating soil properties at multiple depths deriving from STU predictions, according to the GlobalSoilMap project.
Mr. Hockney is best known for his figurative work, notably depictions of Angelenos living the luxe life around backyard pools.
Shankara had many followers who continued and elaborated his work, notably the 9th-century philosopher Vachaspati Mishra.
New Yorkers came into daily contact with her work, notably SCPS subway advertising and Bulletin covers featuring leading artists.
Also included is much of Wright's academic work, notably his dissertation and tenure manuscripts, class syllabi, and other published and unpublished writings.
If this sounds heavy-handed, it isn't; that is partly due to expert technical work, notably the subtle lighting of Bertha in the attic by Chris Davey.
