Sentence examples for work of angels from inspiring English sources
It is, no doubt, the work of angels.
"They may never give Alan himself credit, but he's done the work of angels," Easterbrook said.
Arctic mirages were once thought to be the work of angels; they are now known to be the work of angles.
The Prosopis juliflora variety of the mesquite that the flying maharajah planted in the 1930s not only lay siege to his fort, described by Rudyard Kipling as "the work of angels, fairies and giants", but eventually took over large stretches of the Thar desert.
And yes because of medical professionals who are right now performing the work of angels as they save untold lives and mend too many wounds.
If nothing else, this brings an end to all those articles wondering what the series — back after seven years and available exclusively through Netflix — would look like, how it would play and might best be consumed, and whether it would be the work of angels or apes.
Jeanne is a splendidly brittle and shifting creation, played, as all bored wives should be, by Kristin Scott Thomas, but her main role in the film is to embody cultural attitudes against which her husband can rail – much as the work of Angel's painter husband, with his "restricted palette" of "brown and grey", constitutes a powerful alternative to her candy-coloured romanticism.
The work of Angel-Urdinola et al. (2010) is a first attempt to gather information on privately provided ALMPs in the MENA region, with a focus on North Africa.
On a tour of the apartment, Georgia Levis pointed out the art she collects by West Virginia painters, a Rembrandt etching she found in an auction in Europe, and her own varied works, of angels and Jesus, of nudes, and most recently, of American Indians, because she is part Cherokee.
If private enterprise does the work of the angels, what happened to all the good jobs?
In a New Yorker feature on the future of football, author Ben McGrath dedicated three out of 17 pages to Schwarz's "work of the angels". His old DP buddies even stopped calling him Slice, the college nickname that he detested.
