Sentence examples for works left in from inspiring English sources

In 1947 he sued the heirs of Vollard to recover a large number of works left in their possession after the death of the art dealer in 1939.

In January 1916 he wrote to his sister Suzanne asking her to preserve what he now regarded as two important works left in Paris: "Now if you went up to my place you saw in my studio a bicycle wheel and a bottle rack.

Professor Laurence Simmons, an arts academic at the University of Auckland, told The Creators Project that The Canoe Tainui was one of the few major McCahon works left in private collection.

"I have a few more years of work left in me," she said.

"They'll be coming back," he said, "because there is no work left in Ireland".

Maybe there's some good work left in the old dog.

That training them is a waste because they don't have another 20 years of work left in them.

So Boeing hopes there won't be a lot of work left in between the two flights, allowing it to fly its crewed mission this year.

Calling that collaboration "a blessing," Mr. Chase said that "I would have loved to work with him again and again," and that "He had a tremendous amount of good work left in him".

(The one result that made it to the screen was a 1978 television trucker movie, "Steel Cowboy," with James Brolin and Rip Torn, of which Mr. Wheeler says, gratefully, "There was nothing of my work left in it at all").

People who have been writers, editors, accountants and stockbrokers probably have plenty of work left in them at age 60 or 65, and it isn't unreasonable to suggest that they stay on the job.