Sentence examples for works typically from inspiring English sources

His works typically satirised the colonial experience through the eyes of ordinary Africans.

Jackson Pollock's works typically get "abstract art," "New York School," "splattered/dripped," "repetition" and "process-oriented".

He began with three Dowland songs, works typically accompanied by lute and performed by a light tenor.

"Sunset" and "Esplanade" are two of Paul Taylor's finest and strangest works: typically, they do not resemble pieces in any other dance company.

One of Light Industry's goals is to provide a cinematic context for moving-image works typically seen in galleries and museums as looped installations.

Rarely does a conductor with an eye on a mainstream career tackle music written before Bach's time, works typically reserved for specialists and scholars.

Nikki Grimes's work typically burrows into deeper life issues.

But Smith was working, typically 30-40 hours a week, in a rugby club bar.

Today's much more complex electronic-controlled automatics require more work, typically costing $900 or more.

Historic homes that do not need work typically cost around $550,000.

Much of the work typically goes on behind the scenes and did so when Democrats controlled the Congress as well.