Example sentences of "[adv] worked [prep] [art] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | He also worked at the naval base at Kronstadt . |
2 | Donald Healey , who designed and built the first Healeys in the 1940s , also worked on the new design details . |
3 | In this new show , he has shared curatorial responsibility with his old partner Christos Joachimides with whom he also worked on the German art show ( 1987 , London and Stuttgart ) , and earlier , ‘ A New Spirit in Painting ’ ( 1980–81 , Berlin and London ) . |
4 | BGS staff also worked on the ambitious Port and Airport Development programme . |
5 | During the war they both worked in the local Heathcoat factory making parts for aeroplanes — he was Chairman ; she was on the factory floor — then in 1946 they began to plant the garden in earnest . |
6 | Mr Gohla formerly worked with the Christian agency Miserior . |
7 | He now worked through the National Society for the Rapid Realisation of Korean Independence ( NSRRKI ) and in May 1946 embarked on a provincial tour to strengthen his position further . |
8 | They mainly worked on the final phase of a mapping and mineral exploration programme on the island of Santa Isabel , in which four BGS geologists have worked at various times over a six-year period . |
9 | A graduate in urban and regional planning , he originally worked for the Urban Wildlife Trust in Birmingham and also spent a period as an environmental planning consultant . |
10 | In fact long before the last five years he was copiously producing more or less fantastical inventions with which he comprehensively worked through a natural flair for parody , irony and offbeat musical humour . |
11 | He then worked as the third man on the management side at Middlesbrough , under Bruce Rioch and Colin Todd before joining Darlington , as they were heading for the GM Vauxhall Conference , three years ago . |
12 | Basil built up a strong healthy tradition in Primary Art in West Riding schools , slowly and firmly , and in so doing never worked against the natural grain of childhood . |