Sentence examples for works to be a from inspiring English sources

"I am proud to be in a church which works to be a safe place for all of God's children," the bishop-elect said.

Cooke considers these works to be a loving (rather than a bitter) farewell to life; the composer Alban Berg called the Ninth "the most marvellous thing that Mahler ever wrote".

Should we still consider work to be a necessary element in how we define human beings?

"I want my work to be a counter to that".

Is the work to be a sculpture or an installation?

It's hard work to be a writer, isn't it?

We're here to support our daughter Amy, who is working to be a professional comedian.

True, it was hard work to be a wine lover in those days.

It takes a lot of work to be a really good fly-fisherman.

It does take work to be a young follower of fashion like Ms. Schliftman.

That manly man Robert Bly thought her work to be "a treasure house — a feminine one" of "knickknacks carefully arranged".