Sentence examples for work that sees from inspiring English sources

"Yes, it's gratifying", says Amos of the work that sees her write songs around themes by composers such as Satie, Schubert, Granados and Chopin.

It's a work that sees Khan returning to his classical roots, based in kathak technique and inspired by the Mahabharata – the epic drama in which Khan made his debut as a child performer, touring in the legendary Peter Brook production.

But more often there's thoughtful, pertinent stuff here, communicated through lively routines like the role play between Baptiste's virginity and his libido, or the satire on professionalised charity work that sees a house fire fought using one cup of water at a time.

The second new entry inside the U.K. top 10 is another piece of work that sees the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra reworking songs from a late, great musician that the public has long been in love with.

Simogo's latest is a gentle, contemplative work that sees you sailing around a peaceful archipelago, pulling ashore to explore abandoned buildings: a lighthouse, a radio shack, a house on a cliff.

And during its run from 1984 to 1996 appeared a breakthrough work that saw him writing about himself directly for the first time.

And during its run from 1984 to 1996 appeared a breakthrough work that saw him writing about himself directly for the first time.

The next two years were made-up of lots of hard work that saw two recalls, woes with bottles and a few broken promises with potential retailers.

Gil Shaham's survey of the violin concertos of the 1930s arrives at two works that see their composers at their most lyrical.

In 2004, TNA and AAA began a working relationship that saw TNA wrestlers work in Mexico and AAA wrestlers make several appearances on TNA's weekly pay-per-views.

Will that strategy work against a team that sees it every year?