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A few hours with his oeuvre is worth more than a week in Davos (and is less likely to cause skiing injuries).

With its wide-ranging reflections, this oeuvre has earned Pitanguy a place in Brazil's prestigious academy of letters.

it contains numerous reflections on matters that Marx did not develop elsewhere in his incomplete oeuvre.

One of bin Laden's most famous quotations (there were not many in his oeuvre) compared the United States and Al Qaeda to racing horses.

Much of Xu Bing's oeuvre deals with issues related to language or to being human-issues that can be tightly intertwined.

One of the films in Ms Fisher's oeuvre was called "Dead by Dawn" . That will not be HP's fate.

For someone like Hamlet, the whole of Man Man's oeuvre could be the soundtrack to his descent into madness.

Another strategy is to let scientists themselves take care of the job--after all, they should know which papers are part of their oeuvre.

Although two years ago, Zhou Dong also once sponsored in Zhejiang Corporation in the giant star hors d' oeuvre performance offers the sound.

Differing from the three other artists, he proposes an oeuvre softer in appearance, more peaceful, with a floating and poetical sensation.

Ann can cut uptwo ounces of vegetables per minute, or make one hors d'oeuvre in a minute.

Liu Wei' s oeuvre consists of works in a variety of media: installation, painting, multimedia, etc.

The atomic gear fits nicely with the thrust of Sanborn's oeuvre, which centers on what he calls invisible forces.

Past and present, the visible and invisible coexist in Wang Jianwei's oeuvre, resulting in a critical position of peculiar intensity.

Cheever's books have slipped from public notice in part because his oeuvre lacks a charismatic torchbearer like Holden Caulfield.

It is indeed that just such an ordinary fruit hors d'oeuvre with the a "big harvest" name, it is well welcomed by the customers.

Still, Picasso's oeuvre filled the world, and he left permanent marks on every discipline he entered.

Night That Never Ends is a typical example of Howson's oeuvre, a multi-figure scene comprising individuals representing " the common man " .

He drew few compositional studies; for the most part, his graphic oeuvre is made up of chalk studies of heads or figures.

Might his entire oeuvre be a thinly disguised ode to unfettered man love?

Lin died young, but he left behind an oeuvre of great originality and beauty.

Not game changing, but a tasty enough hors d'oeuvre.

as a result, re-reading his theory of mimesis and language may help explore this eclipsed aspect of Benjamin's oeuvre.

On this reading, Greece and Ireland were just the hors d'oeuvre.

The charges are . . . that Roth's oeuvre isuneven, and that, moreover, he's a sexist pig.

That ' s the Buffalo wings I plan to serve as an hors d'oeuvre.

Also important to Giacometti's oeuvre are the many busts he completed, especially those done after 1950.

Some people believed that most impossible holds an hors d'oeuvre concert.

Paradox permeates Nietzsche's oeuvre.

The hors d'oeuvre is seasonal vegetables and fish.

But there is a vast oeuvre, from chamber music to concerti grossi, that gets far fewer airings.

That completes my oeuvre.

The military man oeuvre carried by PLA in the South and East China Sea 5.

I 'll start with some hors d'oeuvre.

Your hors d'oeuvre, sir.

This is your hors d'oeuvre and this is your steak. Please enjoy your meal.

Certainly. Would you like to have some soup or hors d'oeuvre?

M: That's the Buffalo wings I plan to serve as an hors d'oeuvre. 5

Assorted cold dishes or assorted hor d'oeuvre