Sentence examples for works of note from inspiring English sources
Joffrey's works of note include Pas des Déesses (1954), Gamelan (1962), Astarte (1967), Remembrances (1973), and Postcards (1980).
Other works of note are the twofold screen showing bugaku dancers in the Sambō Temple and the pair of twofold screens with the god of thunder and the god of wind in the Kennin Temple, also in Kyōto.
Among other works of note in the strong field are James Powditch's quietly commanding Erebus, Lucy Moloney's jazzy abstraction City edge III and Michael Muir's subtly playful Where secrets lie.
In the area of Asturias and bits of Cantabria we were visiting, there were no great resorts to speak of, no architectural works of note by Gaudi, no wineries or great restaurants, and no well-known museums.
Other works of note included the short story "Amerikan sukuru" (1955; "American School"), winner of the Akutagawa Prize; Watakushi no sakka hyoden (1972; "My Critiques on Writers"), recipient that year of the Minister of Education Award for Art; Wakareru riyu (1982; "Reason for Parting"); and his last, Zanko (2006; "Fading Light"), an account of his wife's illness.
For Hazard, Spain had no children's literature; Italy, with its Pinocchio and Cuore, could point only to an isolated pair of works of note, and even France in order to strengthen its claims had to include northern Frenchmen: Erckmann-Chatrian, Jules Verne and the classic Comtesse de Ségur came from Russia.
Eliot's words are included in "Landmarks of Library Literature," a modern noncirculating reference work of note.
Callie Khouri won an Oscar for her original screenplay, her only work of note to date.
When he died in 1949, aged 89, he had not produced a work of note for decades.
From John Paul Getty to Roman Abramovich, for decades they are have been scouring the auction houses to snap up any old master or contemporary work of note.
Her first built work of note, a small fire station the Vitra furniture campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany, famously sent its users round the bend, its wayward walls and aggressive angles driving the firemen to distraction.
