Sentence examples for worked industriously from inspiring English sources

Two buzzards worked industriously to tug a black shoe off his foot.

When the moment in question was a week before, those who worked industriously reported that they were glad they had.

As Ms. Marley explains in her catalog essay, there was great demand for religious art in America, and Tanner, as well as many French artists, worked industriously to meet it.

Prescott worked industriously throughout 1840 1842, and as a result, the work was finished by August 1843.

Several of these little builders worked industriously atop hills of rubble, their tiny hands digging for intact bricks.

I was required to work industriously with another suit, who, it happened, was actually a skirt.

Yesterday, Ms Woods appeared to be working industriously to underplay the difficulties she may have had in relaunching his ravaged profile.

One of the more unusual works is a collaborative portrait of a Dutch still life painter named Coenraet Roepel from 1717 by Richard Van Bleeck Roepell himself rendered the still life on which he is shown working so industriously that he has pushed his wig back from his flushed brow.

They long for a pristine world in which laws and lawyers do not trip them at every step, where they can work quietly, industriously and productively by themselves.

England shares with the rest of Britain a diminished spectrum of vegetation and living creatures, partly because the island was separated from the mainland of Europe soon after much of it had been swept bare by the last glacial period and partly because the land has been so industriously worked by humans.

Like Trump, Merrill was an heir — the son of one of the founders of the investment firm Merrill Lynch — but unlike Trump he gave away his money prodigally, and he worked patiently and industriously (Hammer reports that when, late in life, the composition of a lyric poem took Merrill only sixty hours, he boasted to a friend that poems now "just come").