Sentence examples for wrath work from inspiring English sources

In John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath," work, any kind of work, was a fragile bulwark against starvation.

In the 1930s, Popular Front artists produced a run of modern classics, including Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" and John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath," work that defined the Great Depression for millions of Americans.

4. Wrath: Working for Gawker or some other "I'm young, angry and hateful" Internet site that contributes nothing to the society.

After I made it very clear to the poor girl (poor, both for having to face my wrath, and working for this awful company) that there was definitely no room under my name at my supposedly booked hotel, she didn't seem too clear about what to do.

"Gravity" ★☆☆☆☆ A Brazen Woman earns the Wrath of God for working outside the Home and wearing her Hair short like a Man's.

YET for all the directors and producers who have felt Mr. Clooney's wrath, many who have worked with him rhapsodize about him.

The Supreme Court will not hear an appeal filed by a son and a granddaughter of John Steinbeck, above, who were seeking rights to his "Grapes of Wrath" and other early works, The Associated Press reported.

Wayne Rooney, Mel C and John Barnes have all felt the Scouse wrath for speaking to, working with or even touching The Sun.

In a speech at the University of Chicago shortly thereafter, he incurred the wrath of many poets who work at universities when he declared that American poetry was too much in the thrall of academic poets.

Mr. Chen, a self-taught lawyer who recently escaped from house arrest and left for New York, is perhaps the most famous advocate for women who are forced to undergo sterilization and abortion; his work incurred the wrath of local officials, and the central government ignored his persecution in Shandong Province.

Although ILM had provided the effects work for The Wrath of Khan, they had only been approached after effects storyboards had been completed.