Sentence examples for works the gift from inspiring English sources

Since then he has run Glyndebourne and the Peter Hall Company, which he set up with Thelma Holt, and which allowed him to continue his twin obsessions of classical theatre (Twelfth Night in 1991, Lysistrata in '93 and King Lear in '97) and contemporary works (The Gift Of The Gorgon by Peter Shaffer in '93 and Kafka's Dick by Alan Bennett in '98).

The singles help set up, work the gift shops and decorate three trees.

By day, we sold museum tickets, worked the gift shop offering postcards and silk scarves, picked up cigarette butts dropped on the courtyard, asked people not to lean on the Giacometti and, occasionally, utilized our backgrounds in art history to talk to a visitor about an aspect of a painting.

The bridegroom's mother, Patricia Mulvoy, works at the gift shop at New York United Hospital Medical Center in Port Chester, N.Y.

Her mother is an artist in Chicago who also works in the gift store of the Museum of Contemporary Art.

"We'll limp along," said Dottie Turner, who works in the gift shop at Harlow's Sugar House in Putney, which had also stopped making syrup.

Mr. Markoff's mother, a doll collector, did not work during his childhood, but later worked in the gift store of the Turning Stone casino outside town.

He began showing his work downtown, and supported himself by working at the gift shop of the Metropolitan Museum — in 1984, the museum acquired what is perhaps his masterpiece, "Attorney Street (Handball Court with Autobiographical Poem by Piñero" (1982-84), which pictures a graffiti-emblazoned wall overlaid with a text in sign language.

He began showing his work downtown, and supported himself by working at the gift shop of the Metropolitan Museum in 1984, the museum acquired what is perhaps his masterpiece, "Attorney Street (Handball Court with Autobiographical Poem by Piñero" (1982-84), which pictures a graffiti-emblazoned wall overlaid with a text in sign language.

(This may not work over the gift wrap so you can make put it in the back as long as you can still see it).

Throughout the late fall of 1996, she worked on "The Gift of Disease," a long essay about cancer and healing commissioned by the Guardian Weekend magazine.