Sentence examples for work to spring from inspiring English sources

"Loose Time," the latest dance work to spring from Merce Cunningham's Zeus-like brow, has a fiery and original impact.

In a drafty old shed by the shore of Puget Sound, Sabah Al-Dhaher takes chisel to marble, working to spring life from stone and at the same time escape the images of death from his homeland, Iraq.

That allows landscaping companies with which it works to spring into action once it has purchased a home.

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South of the border, initiatives based on Robertson's work starting to spring up at a number of centres around the country.

Most of his subsequent work was to spring from a tension between Whitman and Kafka, as he put it -- between a desire to redeem the self through writing and a horror of what he called "the nothingness of personality".

(Harry's formal name, the same as the 15th-century Flemish painter whose works seem to spring from your most disturbing nightmares, is apt for this brooding and lonely LAPD homicide cop).

Ever since Invader's 8-bit Space Invaders mosaic finagled its way into space aboard the ISS-bound Copula module, the elusive street artist's work has begun to spring up in ESA outfits across the continent.

In the meantime he is doing everything, from working out how to spring the offside trap to negotiating with creditors.

Even if it does work, who's going to spring for a new operating system when one comes packaged with every PC?

Their work enabled a lucrative trade to spring up in illegal, pirated satellite smart cards from Asia to Europe and Australia to America.