Sentence examples for work suitable from inspiring English sources

"Something that seems genuinely fresh: traditional design work, suitable for today, 2001.

But there was a palpable sense of Suttie having produced a finely crafted piece of work, suitable for the surroundings (and who knows, maybe a prize nomination).

At this point, the student should also decide whether or not he or she wishes to designate any existing written work suitable for submission to a prospective employer.

The explosive Jerome Robbins choreography for this 1957 show long seemed unimaginable on a ballet stage; in the seventies, when Robbins consulted George Balanchine about making his work suitable for such a setting, Balanchine gave his blessing.

After 18 months, the job centre was forced to pass me on to an "Employment Zone" – a private company paid by the government for every client it got into work, suitable or not.

So it appeared in The Principles of Chemistry, the textbook Mendeléeff (so the name was often transliterated in his lifetime) wrote in 1870, unable to find a published work suitable for his students.

Arranging exhibitions is partly about selecting artists, but it is also about choosing works suitable to the space.

In recent years, he turned to composing works suitable for small, amateur and occasionally beleaguered church choirs.

Throughout his career, however, LeWitt also created many remarkable three-dimensional works suitable for display in outdoor settings.

Along the way there were wonderful surprises, like two Monteverdi madrigals that a rhetorician named Aquilino Coppini kitted out in the 17th century with sacred Latin texts to make these popular secular works suitable fare for singing nuns.

A committee of outside French writers and poets essentially "consecrate," or approve, works suitable for the repertoire, establishing a playwright as deserving of sharing the lofty echelon inhabited by the likes of Molière and Voltaire.