Sentence examples for working echoes from inspiring English sources

Dr Adam Al-Kasheadhead of research and education for BackCare, the UK's national back pain charity in support of active working, echoes Archer's view.

Aside from Chamberlain, Rubins' work echoes the fractured glory of Cubism and the dramatic sweep of the Baroque.

Cindy Hewitt, interviewed by The Huffington Post about layoffs at the plant where she worked, echoed Johnson's sentiment about Romney Wednesday, along with David Foster, another employee laid-off by a Bain-controlled company.

Seen from a distance, her work echoes Abstract Expressionist paintings.

This work echoes natural curiosities found in old scientific collections.

A fantastical musical game based on abstracted texts by Michael Ende and Lewis Carroll, the work echoes Ligeti's combination of rigor and whimsy.

A committed Francophile, Barnes's work echoes Flaubert's cool dispassion and dissection of the human heart.

Much of Wilder's work echoes, however subliminally, his struggle to break away from Amos Wilder's unrelenting need to dominate his life, his ideas, even his soul.

Design 99's work echoes the exuberance of the Heidelberg Project, but the Razzle Dazzle devices could easily be replicated elsewhere.

This sunny work echoes Mozart in sound and structure (if not in substance), with the same six-movement layout as Mozart's Divertimento for String Trio (K. 563).

Christie's art historian Andrew Spira will be delivering this lecture on how and why Botticelli's work echoes through the centuries.