Sentence examples for work of act from inspiring English sources

Even if Khan's choreography did not completely nail the storytelling, it created a transfixing, poetic take on the emotional intensities of the ballet especially in the witchy, spectral point work of Act 2. The ballet was a gift to ENB's dancers, and it formed a worthy companion piece to Khan's other 2016 triumph, Until the Lions, a masterly distillation of the epic energies of the Mahabharata.

When they were represented, their futures were changed: at first women were often excluded from research, in part because of fears about possible effects on any pregnancy, and it was through the work of ACT-UP in particular that they began to be enrolled in clinical trials.

The exception was her first album, "Can't Take Me Home" (2000), which was modelled on the work of acts like Destiny's Child and Christina Aguilera.

Norwegian six-piece Team Me blend prog and indie sensibilities to make music that bursts with energy and ebullience, recalling the work of acts such as Arcade Fire, Polyphonic Spree and early Broken Social Scene.

Synthpop continued into the late 1980s, with a format that moved closer to dance music, including the work of acts such as British duos Pet Shop Boys, Erasure and The Communards.

Whilst this is a classic, ageless club track, it is only one side of their output: the genesis of their dystopian drones can be heard throughout the works of acts such as Raime and Tim Hecker.

No, he wanted me to know that a few month's ago he'd put a poem up on the board at work an unprecedented, unheard-of act.

Her work of verbalization acted upon my poorer and more common work of welcoming into my language.

The Mercury Prize doesn't exist for people who just like one genre, nor is it there to showcase the work of similar acts.

The record has inspired the work of musical acts in different genres.

Neo soul originated in the 1980s and early 1990s, with the work of musical acts such as Prince, Tony Tonii! Toné!, Terrence Trent D'Arby, Joi, and Mint Condition, whose music deviated from the conventions of most contemporary R&B at the time.