Sentence examples for working strictly on from inspiring English sources

And retailers are not working strictly on online experiences.

Michael DiResto, spokesman for the Louisiana Division of Administration, said last week "we've been working strictly on the issue of power supply for the University Medical Center," rather than for the entire BioDistrict.

Leigh works strictly on a need-to-know basis, with actors knowing only what their characters do, no more.

(The Times regularly prepares obituaries in advance, sometimes many years in advance, for prominent figures. Mr. McFadden works strictly on advance obituaries).

In addition, Mr. Baquet said, The Times is blessed with a strong Obituaries department, with three editors, a news assistant and seven writers, including the Pulitzer Prize winner Robert D. McFadden, who works strictly on advance obituaries.

The case bristles with tough issues about the corruptibility of the police, who work strictly on "rewards and incentives," and the accountability of the military, which views lawless behavior as a class perk.

"I work strictly on a cash basis, so I don't get bit on the tax," said the 28-year-old college graduate, who prefers to go by her first name when talking about her "escort" work, a business that is growing rapidly in Canadian cities.

Evolutionary biologist George Williams (1966), for example, in his book Adaptation and Natural Selection, wrote eloquently that natural selection works strictly on the here and now of genetic variation juxtaposed with environmental conditions at the moment.

And like the wily Merlin, Lionel never has any intention of keeping his pledge to work strictly on the mechanics of speech.

Wielding brushes, Thomas eschewed the group's signal technique of working strictly with stains of liquid paint on raw canvas, proving it inessential to an ordered glory of plangent hues.

Someone else cited an artist who worked strictly for herself.