Sentence examples for work solicits from inspiring English sources

It's unfortunate that in gliding through these ravaged spaces while dodging time and its traumas, she embraces the role of tourist rather than of the vigorous, questioning participant that Mr. Kiefer's work solicits and demands.

A few writers are paid, with their work solicited by a small editing team, but most are not.

Though he flourished as a writer during his three years at Virginia, selling stories to The Atlantic and having his work solicited by Daniel Menaker, of The New Yorker, Pancake also endured a number of personal setbacks.

In conclusion, our results demonstrate that mental work solicited by KBW has the potential to induce a higher spontaneous energy intake.

It bars illegal immigrants from working, soliciting work, attending public universities or entering into "a business transaction" with the state.

Connaughton was doing the hard, thankless work of soliciting money, yet he felt oddly stigmatized for it.

Without Daniel Day-Lewis's great performance, this would be a rather tentative piece of work, nervously soliciting the approval of black audiences.

Stewart would need to show that his idea could work before soliciting funding from foundations, or from his hoped-for readers, which meant that he'd have to foot the bill himself for at least a year.

Uniquely for their joint work, they solicited no backers, but underwrote the entire cost themselves.

The Crowns were open-minded about the choice of artist; wanting a modern work, they solicited proposals from a list of prospective artists and architects.

Internal sheriff's files showed that the department accepted officers who had accidentally fired their weapons, had sex at work and solicited prostitutes.