Sentence examples for works in progress to from inspiring English sources

A choreographer shows works in progress, to be followed by discussion with the audience.

My own short story collection "The Sovereignties of Invention" was released through the publishing impresario Richard Nash's Red Lemonade, a press-cum-platform that exposes works in progress to the scrutiny of curious readers.

Some years ago, Paul McCartney, famous musician and fledgling poet, took a deep breath and showed a selection of his poetic works in progress to his old friend Allen Ginsberg.

At the end of the day it was time to demo the works-in-progress to a packed morning conference room full of people from around the business.

"We are so proud of these products, as they're perfect examples of what Apple does best," said Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, introducing the products on the opening day of the company's developer conference here — a yearly event where Apple shows off its works-in-progress to entice software developers to continue creating software for its devices.

"When I showed a work-in-progress to the upper-level sales management, they weren't impressed," he said.

As usual, I wonder where the new writers at Warwick get the courage to give work-in-progress to anyone, never mind someone who will comment upon it.

It's another event that is uniquely Edinburgh, in which Watson reprises the work-in-progress to his audience each day, then solicits suggestions for the next instalment.

During her final illness she circulated her work-in-progress to friends and family, so I had a preview, and can even remember discussions about choice of title.

He created concept art and storyboards for the project in collaboration with Rick Heinrichs, who also sculpted character models; Burton later showed his and Heinrichs' works-in-progress to Henry Selick, also a Disney animator at the time.

They recently pitched their works-in-progress to successful entrepreneurs and members of the public at a social venture challenge hosted in Toronto by Social Spark, a locally-based non-profit that tries to cultivate a do-good, entrepreneurial spirit among youth by mentoring project founders.