Sentence examples for works calling from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s, Sturtevant made copies of other artists' works, calling into question the very idea of original creativity.

Gerhard Richter, the world-famous German painter, has expressed his incredulity at the astronomical sums paid for his works, calling the art market "hopelessly excessive" and saying that prices are rarely a reflection on quality.

Guardian Australia understands that there was a widespread belief within the publisher that the university's decision to take the publishing house back to its academic roots was deeply personal, with members of the board told that Myers had expressed anger at MUP's more recently published works, calling them "airport trash".

It's not perfect just yet, but it's damn near it; data works, SMS works, calling works, and that glorious, glorious hardware keyboard works.

Berg compared NCRR to a city's department of public works, calling it an entity familiar with operating large facilities for the common good, and said it helps researchers from all disciplines.

Pearson called the album an attempt to secure a safer territory and assure sales, after the success of past works, calling it more boring than its predecessors.

Other works called on viewers to act.

The last, in April, is a mini-retrospective of more than 30 works called "Madame Fisscher".

Hedy N. Chang, director of Attendance Works, called the Johns Hopkins study an important milestone.

I own one of his key works, called The Great Castigation Series: Coca Cola.

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