Sentence examples for works split from inspiring English sources

The works split aesthetic differences between parts and wholes, insides and outsides, and the literal and the lyrical.

The "Für Paul Celan" shows in 2006 were, however, billed as a collaborative exhibition, with the works split between the two galleries.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Effects of working split shifts on time spent eating and drinking on working days, by time of day and sex.The effects represented are those achieving statistical significance at the 5 % level.

With the design work split equally, the business has flourished and they now employ full-time staff.

Their new work, "Split Sides," will have its world premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, running Tuesday through Saturday.

"They work seven hours a day, but they're working split shifts that require them to be in the vicinity for 11 hours.

Mr. Nolan remembers working split shifts in the old days — from 5 30 to 9 a.m. and from 3 30 to 7 p.m. Now he works from 5 to 10 a.m., shirttail often out, a makeup case next to his computer.

The patterns on the light pieces are made up of the racially and sexually tinged cartoon forms familiar from the artist's past work: split pillowlike shapes suggesting lips and vulvas, strings of bug eyes, little flips of hair.

When the MD-87 jet failed to clear the Cessna Citation, it lost an engine in the initial crash, slid sideways into a baggage hangar where 15 people were working, split in two and burst into flames.

The time-use effects associated with working split shifts do not differ much by gender.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2005), only 0.5%% of US workers in 2004 worked split shifts.