Sentence examples for works called in from inspiring English sources

On Aug. 13, the company will appear on the grounds of the Clark Art Institute, in Williamstown, Mass., with a compendium of shorter Trisha Brown works, called "In Plain Site".

If anything, the swath has continued to widen: in addition to the Met's revival of "The Nose," the Marian Goodman Gallery in Manhattan has a Kentridge exhibition running through Oct. 26, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art is showing a selection of his works called "In Praise of Shadows" through Feb. 2 and plans to display his video installation "The Refusal of Time" next week.

This novel was, in fact, his second and most ambitious work, called in English Atomised.

Her first recorded piece, a 1986 student work called "In Passing," was described by Jack Anderson in The New York Times as suggesting "choreographic traffic patterns" that hinted at "emotional relationships".

Among his collaborations are several with the poet Kenneth Koch, including a seven-foot-long mixed-media work called "In Bed: Collaboration With Kenneth Koch" that they created in 1982 for an exhibition at Guild Hall in East Hampton.

The work, called in some manuscripts Epitome de T. Livio bellorum omnium annorum DCC ("Abridgement from Livy of All the Wars over 1200 Years"), is a rhetorical panegyric of the greatness of Rome.

Everybody showed up, the phones worked, people called in and local actors volunteered their talent.

GM has a similar people hauler in the works called the Chevrolet Orlando.

To quit work or call in sick, call work, than "quit job", or "call in sick".

He didn't go back in to work, but called in sick.

The work is called in the Latin, De unitate intellectus contra averroistas, On there being only one intellect contra the Averroists.