Sentence examples for world class work from inspiring English sources
"Research undertaken in our universities helps drive innovation, and we continue to support high-impact world class work at Scotland's universities," she said.
This is absolutely world class work at your doorstep".
There's no reason world-class work can't happen in Appalachian Ohio.
I think anybody that signs on to work with me on a film knows that they're going to be asked to step up to world-class work.
Announcing the appointment, the foreign secretary, William Hague, said: "GCHQ's world-class work is vital to the safety and security of the United Kingdom.
I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage.
While discussing a Harvard colleague's world-class work on how big data and analytics transform public sector effectiveness, I couldn't help but ask: How many public school systems had reached out to him for advice?
One of the two MI6 officials who have testified at the inquest said the agency knew of Mr. Williams's sexual predilections, including his visits to bondage Web sites, his interest in transvestite performances and his collection of women's clothing, and deemed that they posed no problem in his professional life, where he had performed "world-class work".
Another factor: an athlete with the perfect swimmer's build and a world-class work ethic would still stand little chance of competing in this year's games if he happened to be born in a poor nation like Cameroon or Panama — he might never have gotten into a pool, let alone an Olympic-size one.
The 29-year-old won the last of 42 caps against Uruguay a year ago and his international career appeared to be over after he revealed in January that Jones had told him he was "distinctly average" and lacked the world-class work rate demanded of a blindside flanker.
"I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage," said BBC director-general Tony Hall, when setting out his future vision in September.
