Sentence examples for works fare from inspiring English sources
Those of us who contribute to the Future Library in its first decades will not know how our works fare.
His works fare so well in this setting that it has occasionally been hard to tell if the art or the space is doing the heavy lifting.
The other works fared better.
The other Stravinsky works fared better.
Some other works fared less well.
The remaining works fared less well: "Chair/Pillow" (1969), a slight prop-dance quintet; Ms. Silvers's reconstruction of "Mat" (1967), a meditation on exercise, before choreographers like Molissa Fenley made dancer synonymous with athlete; and the 1966 solo "Trio A (The Mind Is a Muscle, Part I)," most closely associated with Ms. Rainer.
The monkeys in Dyomin's work fare better than his humans, often portrayed as blackened, skeletal figures sitting alone in kitchens, or being sick in the shower.
January 16 , 2014Shirley (@shirleykay11) #bbcqt zero contact hours, work fare, food banks, but tax cuts for millionaires, government for the few pic.twitter.com/0WniPgEoLF" #tory" January 16, 2014 Dave Jones (@WelshGasDoc) Migrants contribute more to the NHS than they take out.
Not every work fared so well.
Warhol wasn't the only Pop artist whose work fared well last night; so did Roy Lichtenstein.
