Sentence examples for work will become from inspiring English sources
For some, pro bono work will become a career-long habit.
When the expansion lands, and people can fly over the city, the work will become apparent.
THIS summer, Elaine Gonzalez's commute to work will become much more complicated than it is now.
But as we get nearer to the election, our work will become more apparent.
Even without employer penalties, part-time work will become more common next year and more expensive for taxpayers.
The winning work will become part of UniCredit's collection to be loaned to a contemporary art museum in the prize winner's country.
Over time, many of those works will become part of the foundation, said Jack Cowart, its director.
The rustic properties on the Baltic island of Faro where the director Ingmar Bergman, below, lived and worked will become a nonprofit retreat for artists and scholars.
Once the new contract is imposed, she thinks she will see this reduced to £27,000 or £28,000 and she expects the hours she works will become even more antisocial.
Through on-licensing, the 'viral' heart of 'open content' licenses ensure that the 'source' film material, and all derivative works will become in perpetuity, a legally protected creative resource.
"But they've also done something really clever, that is to say that if our works are going to be really well known, then scarce physical things that embody those works will become more valuable".
