Sentence examples for work wanted from inspiring English sources

Only trouble: François Pinault, a big collector of Mr. Nauman's work, wanted it too.

She was out of work, wanted to be an R & B singer, had no insurance.

He wanted people to see his work, wanted to sell it and approached galleries in Milwaukee without luck.

That, at any rate, was what the work wanted us to feel and think; it was also the kind of reaction its premiere sometimes inspired.

(Every theatre with whom, early on, they shared the work wanted to stage it; she and Dimant chose the National simply because "it is the biggest").

"A woman on her way to work wanted to know what she could buy us," says Kai Wargalla, a 26-year-old economics student who first put a Facebook callout for an occupation.

The work wants to propose a non-linear and multivariate computational approach to predict soil textural data and surficial stoniness based on γ-spectroscopy.

"We've continued to want to go to work, want to get back to work, want to negotiate a fair deal," Fisher said.

"The vast majority have lived in the world of work, want work, and want the dignity that work brings.

To a certain extent, that's what has defined my work — wanting to be outside.

So what does Ms Field – still out of work – want from the paper?