(1) We only live once, but if we work it right once is enough. 

(2) How clever of you to work it out!

(3) Can't we work it out?

(4) We can work it out.

(5) I'm sure you can work it out for yourself.

(6) I can't work it out in my head-I need a calculator.

(7) If I've had a bad day I'll work it off by cooking.

(8) It sounds difficult[], but compared to full-time work it was a cinch.

(9) Can you work it so that we get free tickets?

(10) We should try and work it so that we can all go together.

(11) Or has he not bothered to work it out?

(12) Every work it says here is true.

(13) Don't try and work it out any more.

(14) Hard work it was, but good, clean fun.

(15) You don't try and work it to death.

(16) For the purpose of this work it has two meanings, one musical and one socioeconomic.

(17) You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. Mae West 

(18) They were able to work it down through the esophagus without puncturing anything.

(19) But Jack was too worried to try to work it out.

(20) I felt sure I could work it through the orifice without cutting the sphincter.

(21) Connie Fraser would have to work it out alone, and I hoped she'd make it.

(22) I don't believe your situation is as hopeless as you think. If you love each other, you'll work it out.

(23) If only she'd listen to what he's saying, I'm sure they could work it out.

(24) The plot is very complicated - it'll take you a while to work it out.

(25) When asked what a ￡40.35 meal for five people would cost each diner, they were unable to work it out.

(26) Anyone else would have been tearing their hair out trying to work it out.

(27) There's a piece of wood jammed under the door can you work it clear?

(28) For a moment, Sarah wondered about the people whose work it was every day to compose such messages.

(29) But no one should underestimate the amount of hard work it would take.

(30) Some fix no real limits to the evaluation period, only stating that if used for productive work it must be registered.

(1) How clever of you to work it out!

(2) Can't we work it out?

(3) We can work it out.

(31) In the light of revisionist work it is difficult to treat Nicholas's resistance to liberal reform as a matter of chance or historical accident.

(32) Afterwards he wondered whether he visited parishes less often than his predecessor and took the trouble to work it out.

(33) In terms of work it was a real way out for Hereward from his appalling home background.

(34) I can't tell you what happened - work it out for yourself.

(35) Of course, if a museum wants to purchase a work it can ask for donations from banks, industries and other institutions.

(36) Due to the onerous nature of this work it is important that any engagement letter fully indemnifies the Firm.

(37) The child will work it out on his fingers and get the right answer.

(38) For Bedford to carry on in his work it was necessary that he believe trade would transform the world.

(39) Massage shampoo well into the roots where grease accumulates and attracts dirt,[http:///work it.html] and let the lather work it own way outwards.

(40) The trouble with this is that if it didn't work it might be because the conditions and catalysts are wrong.

(41) For product and feature work it is even more important to have a professional.

(42) Graham took classified ads over the telephone and learned what hard work it was.

(43) There was something odd about the bathroom, but he could not work it out.

(44) With real work it is the other way round.

(45) Dalton determined to work it out by experiment.

(46) Tireless for the enormous quantity of work it manages to perform, the ride on washer-dryer CLT160 is constructed t0 tackle the most extreme washing project.

(47) And patients with excess energy can work it off in a garden.

(48) Here is a final phase and I can't work it out. Can you?

(49) HDD is a precision mechanism and in order to work it requires very clean air inside.

(50) When two or more groups have a legitimate claim to an address, ICANN expects them to work it out on their own. If they can't, the nonprofit will auction the suffixes.

(51) joys and sorrows, and has achieved whatever work it was in him to do, the fear of death is somewhat abject and ignoble.

(52) But however you organise your work it’s still of highest priority to find the most important tasks so you don’t spend days, weeks or months doing busywork that isn’t that essential anyway.

(53) Harlows paid fifteen shillings a year for his plot of ground, and although it meant a lot of hard work it was also a source of pleasure and some profit.

(54) Remove rind from the cheese and work it to a firm paste, with a fork.

(55) Whatever work it was in him to do, the fear of death is somewhat abject and ignoble.

(56) Not only does the standard passenger car oil not work it needs to be fortified with additional additives just to get back to the minimum requirement of a racing engine oil.

(57) Use the calculator below ( only available in Dutch ) to work it out for yourself.

(58) If you really get down to work it would be fine.

(59) From Bell's work it emerged that Bohr was wrong that nothing was wrong with his understanding of quantum mechanics and that Einstein was wrong about what was wrong with Bohr's understanding.

(60) Work it out, wait your turn, never take a dare.

(61) You'll never work it out by that method; you are off the track altogether.

(62) Directly say, that is, I like to look for trouble to myself, then work it out independently.