Sentence examples for work that serves from inspiring English sources

Can one work in a giant lizard tank while doing acute, innovative work that serves the world outside the glass?

The firm has developed a reputation for culturally significant design work that serves as a powerful tool to heal and enliven the public realm.

Public interest work is defined broadly by the Selection Committee to encompass all law-related work that serves a distinct public purpose.

It took the Weisslers another 10 years, but today the estate includes a "land sculpture" by the artist Beverly Pepper, a work that serves as the amphitheater Mr. Weissler desired.

As that discussion continues one of the clearest examples of an arena in which the humanities work that serves both is the arena that has to do with public schooling.

In a splendid work that serves as both introduction and erudite commentary, Isabelle Stengers one of today's leading philosophers of science goes straight to the beating heart of Whitehead's thought.

Mr. Hahn kept the balance with textural turntable work that served mainly to remind the audience that there was a D.J. on stage.

In fact, Mr. Shikanai said, it was Moore's work that served as one of the inspirations for the open-air museum.

Now well past the age when Verdi wrote "Falstaff," he labors on with his own new "Falstaff," a work that served for his triumphant Met debut in 1964 — and that wasn't even his first outing with the opera.

The artists remained friends and in 2010 in New York, Eiko and Koma performed an early version of "Naked," the work that served as a precursor to "Fragile," for David Harrington, Kronos's founder and first violinist.

His most celebrated work is his three-volume Rinaldo Rinaldini, der Rauberhauptmann (1797 1800; "Rinaldo Rinaldini, the Robber Captain"), a work that served as a model for other historical novels and that was translated into many languages.