make a workの例文

• I wanted to make a work in the spirit of Dickens,
• He is currently making a work where many people play individual notes.
• But one has to have artistic license to make a work artistically viable.
• Intrigued, Dexter invited him to make a work.
• And to make a work of art you have to touch on universal themes.
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• But the decision to make a work about real people, real lives, comes with costs.
• Ashibaka has an interesting point-what makes a work notable enough to appear on this page?
• Short writings etched cast in a few months, make a work unique in the panorama of ETproduzioni.
• Against considerable legislative opposition, he succeeded in making a work requirement the centerpiece of a new welfare reform law.
• "In America, to make a work of Shakespeare is a real challenge, " he said.
• To make a work smock, cut a head hole in an old sheet and close the sides with Grip Clips.
• But that may not protect them against responsibility for an employee who while driving makes a work-related call anyway.
• What actually makes a work of literature a " classic book " is not just a consideration of extensively published authors.
• To some extent Pollock realized that the journey toward making a work of art was as important as the work of art itself.
• In 2014 Iain was commissioned to make a work for Wycombe Listening, a sound art exhibition featuring Martin Creed and Jaap Blonk.
• To some extent, Pollock realized that the journey toward making a work of art was as important as the work of art itself.
• In 2011 Creed was commissioned by Fruitmarket Gallery to make a work as part of the restoration of the historic Scotsman Steps in Edinburgh.
• The hotter you make a work of art the more difficult it is for a thief to sell it, certainly on the legitimate market,
• Holland and Turner recently commissioned Helander to make a work for their newest collection _ original paintings and life-sized busts of the American presidents.