Sentence examples for works connecting from inspiring English sources

The exhibition focuses on autographed reproductions of artists' works, connecting the name to the face, so to speak.

We've always used phones in our practice, mainly SMS for playful experiences outside or for longer works connecting participants across borders.

This company is a used-furniture marketplace that actually works, connecting buyers and sellers and taking a cut of the sale.

Artists have started to emphasize the ideas behind their works, connecting form to content.

As part of its remit, The Works connects people out of work with appropriate training and work preparedness courses.

So there will be weeks devoted to Mozart's operas, Paris jazz, Fauré, works connected to the Aldeburgh Festival, and, one week a month, Beethoven recitals.

The group will play two works connected with dance: Bizet's Symphony in C major, which Balanchine used for a ballet; and Borodin's "Polovtsian Dances".

"We're not trying to abuse Dylan," Anne told me, perfectly reasonably, "rather, we're trying to let his memory and works connect with people".

Some medieval works fall somewhere between aphorism and axiom in genre, most significantly works connected to the important and influential Liber de causis.

+ Harvard University launched an online public database cataloging 32,000 works connected to the Bauhaus.

Other works connect to air travel in even more subtle and metaphorical ways.