Sentence examples for works withdrawn from inspiring English sources

Solzhenitsyn's unpublished manuscripts were seized and his published works withdrawn from circulation.

They received no paid holiday or sick pay and could have their work withdrawn without notice.

"We can have our work withdrawn in a heartbeat," said Nina, another courier in Yorkshire.

Smith is referenced in the DfES publication, but he now tells the Guardian he has tried to get his earlier work withdrawn from sale.

But the documentary producers said they were shocked to have their work withdrawn at the last minute.Allegations of blacklisting were first reported in the Sowetan, a daily newspaper.

Then, the logical sequence to get mechanical exergy expression to evaluate useful work withdrawn from available energy is demonstrated.

Washington, convinced that the killing was Syria's work, withdrew Ambassador Margaret Scobey, all but stopped diplomatic contacts.

After that New York premiere, two of the five opera companies (the Los Angeles Festival and Glyndebourne) that had commissioned the work withdrew their planned productions.

Announced publications failed to appear, published works were withdrawn from circulation, and numerous works of art were destroyed.

It was perhaps a bad omen that before the auction of contemporary art even began at Phillips de Pury & Company on Thursday night, five works were withdrawn, including examples by such popular artists as John Currin, Richard Prince and Anselm Kiefer.

The list of his compositions in the New Grove Dictionary of American Music includes numerous works marked "withdrawn," including his Symphony No. 3 and his String Quartets Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 6.