Sentences with phrase «earth works often»

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I often say if you're willing to go into debt for $ 100,000 - 150,000 to get an MBA and have two years of your life with no work experience, why on Earth wouldn't you just join the most ambitious early - stage startup you know and work for a paltry salary to get the experience?

Sadly, the term evangelistic is used more often in other ways, but in that usage it meant bringing truly good news of God's salvific work in the world against the background of realistic assessment of what our current activities were doing to the Earth.

More often than not, at least once during the making of dinner, or cleaning of the kitchen, or studio work in progress, I look out the window and declare, «what on earth?»

When I cycled to work this morning through yet another heavy rain shower falling from the usual grey English sky, I asked myself as I have so often: What on earth am I doing here?

Dr. Dudl told the audience how his son thought SBP was the best place on earth to work and a «place you don't find very often.»

Too often we don't realize how much work goes into the production of our food until we've tended to the Earth ourselves.

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Pellington is working from an uncharacteristically sentimental screenplay from Alex Ross Perry, known for his biting, incisive and often merciless portrayals of human nature in the independent films he's written and directed himself, including «The Color Wheel» and «Queen of Earth.»

In her practical, down - to - earth, and often humorous style, Nicole Wilde presents all the other information trainers need to know in order to work effectively, safely, and successfully with aggressive dogs.

Your videos often document a struggle for survival against extreme circumstances, from living in the uninhabited deserts of China, to working in a dangerous Arctic coal mine miles beneath the earth's surface.

So Roy is now 70, and he's still drawing on the earth, or in the sky, scratching an existence in a particularly unremunerative corner of the art field (he can't, after all, sell those transient outdoor works, and such is Roy's compulsion to make that he will often engage directly with the environment when there is no commission in sight — see, for instance, the snow works he makes in his backyard).

The works are meant to be permanent; they eschew pedestals, emerging from the earth; they are often made from industrial materials; and their size amplifies the heroic role of the individual artist.

While on one level seeds and ash evidently relate to the concept of growth and decay, the seeds of the star - like sunflower are also often used in Kiefer's work to symbolize the inherent union of macrocosm and microcosm and the hermetic belief in «as above so below» as signaled by Robert Fludd's poetic concept of the countless stars in the heavens having their equivalence in the numberless flowers blooming on earth.

Chong - Hyun's works, in earth tones and grays, for the most part, often feature his distinct process: pushing the paint through the back of the canvas.

The transformation of dirt — and the negative space that remained as a reminder of the structure's autochthonic origin — greatly impressed Dash, who now uses the New Mexican earth in her works, often mixing and applying adobe by hand.

Michelle Stuart is known as a pioneer of non-traditional, often organic materials, including earth, seeds, ash, feathers and fossils; works about transformation which collapse memory, time and place.

Ironically, not only were their monumental landscape projects extremely expensive to complete (often requiring land - purchase as well as the use of earth - moving equipment), thus necessitating financial support from the very system that the artists despised, but these works were typically situated in remote places accessible only by the super-rich, and properly viewable only from the air.

MacConnel's works often take the form of large, patterned wall - hangings in a palette of bright earth tones.

By that time, back here on Earth, the Smithsonian will launch a mid-career survey of the American - born, Berlin - based artist's work, featuring his new AI - infused installations in addition to his previous photographs and sculptures that often explore themes of surveillance and government secrecy.

Alison Saar works in a primarily figurative vein, featuring the human body, often female, in various states of emotional or physical expressiveness that can border on the surreal, as when tears weep from a person's back, or tendrils descend from a figure's feet to root into the earth.

Incorporating text and music as part of his work, the artist often speaks or sings en plein air, the earth acting as a silent listener.

His work often involved the juxtaposition of objects, materials, and actions antithetical to one another; geometric metal shapes are contrasted with such materials as cotton, earth, plants and animals.

Shifting Perception through Doug Aitken's «Electric Earth» at MOCA By Genie Davis Through January 15th «Electric Earth», a collection of Doug Aitkin's impressive video and sculptural works, is an immersive and often interactive experience.

The materials used were often the materials of the Earth including for instance the soil and rocks and vegetation and water found on - site, and the siting of the works were often distant from population centers.

On Dot Earth, some regulars immediately gamed the system, posting strings of comments, while others sat in a queue awaiting my approval (which often happens too slowly because of my work flow).

At Northwest Earth Institute, we often hear from people who are looking for ways to live more sustainably — in their local communities, on college campuses, within faith communities, and at work.

The exchange of incoming and outgoing radiation that warms the Earth is often referred to as the greenhouse effect because a greenhouse works in much the same way.

Many here may be most familiar with Paul's most recent work on Neoproterozoic climate history, often simplified as «Snowball Earth» and not his first twenty - five years of work on the origin and development of continental lithosphere.

When I first began subscribing to your blog, it often depressed me too much to read the posts b / c I was running off to work or coming home from work and had piles of things to do, and how on earth could I ever do any of the things I see on your blog.....