Sentence examples for work to much from inspiring English sources

"Le Corbusier never won a competition, because he worked against the rules - his own, let alone anyone else's," says Keatinge-Clay. "That made him an original, like Wright, but it also meant that he lost work to much lesser talents.

Ibragimova is the dedicatee of Huw Watkins's Violin Concerto and, having premiered the work to much acclaim at the 2010 Proms, she returns to it with a new sense of assurance.

Many talents who honed their voices and aesthetic at Ars Nova during its early years — including Annie Baker, Billy Eichner, Bridget Everett, Amy Herzog, Thomas Kail, Elizabeth Meriwether ("New Girl"), Lin-Manuel Miranda, Robin Lord Taylor ("Gotham"), Alex Timbers, and Beau Willimon ("House of Cards") — have since brought innovative work to much wider audiences.

Outsourcing used to be big companies transferring work to much cheaper offshore specialists across the world.

That made him an original, but it also meant that he lost work to much lesser talents.

In addition, because the truncated set of moment equations is itself generated numerically, it is possible to work to much higher orders than used by previous authors.

The Replicator 2.0 works to much finer resolutions than earlier versions and can fabricate much bigger objects.

"This will bring our work to a much broader audience".

Their work contributed to much of the subsequent developments in molecular, medical an evolutionary genetics.

I want to work, to work very much.

"We have much, much more work to do," she said.