Sentence examples for work was competed from inspiring English sources

John Fowles lived in the villa for almost four decades, from 1968, and much of his work was competed there, including his best-known novel The French Lieutenant's Woman (also a film), which is partly set in Lyme Regis.

The Internet and all its works are competing for people's leisure time; the more hours people spend surfing, the fewer they have for watching Hollywood's offerings.

"Middling drama won't work, you are competing with films," says Hopkinson.

Among the details still to be worked out were competing proposals to lower the adjusted gross income limits for recipients of certain farm subsidies.

I think my work and Jenny's work would have been competing more because hers is so hyper-color based".

The X-prize may help nudge things along, Peter Diamandis believes: "Humans do their most creative and best work when they're competing".

In 2015, the Timewise Foundation (pdf) found that 46% of those employed in the UK want to work flexibly but are competing over very few vacancies – only 8.7% of jobs that pay over £20,000 are advertised with flexible working options (and of that, 56.5% were part-time roles, only 3.2% were job shares).

And men work harder if they're competing with someone, while women work with the same intensity regardless.

According to the press release, 24 women who work as bartenders would be competing for the title and would be performing "bar tricks," we told Mr. Musto, who writes a column for The Village Voice.

Clémentine Charles, a 26-year-old Frenchwoman who works in fashion and is competing for the third time, did not even have a driver's license in 2008.

The primary reasons for this attrition were competing work-related responsibilities and heavy caregiving responsibilities.