part work

British  

noun

1. a series of magazines issued as at weekly or monthly intervals, which are designed to be bound together to form a complete course or book

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Example Sentences

Brazenly honest, pointedly detailed and possessing the sort of vulnerability that feels like an outstretched hand to the listener, Shires’ exploration of grief is part examination of the difficulty of moving on and part work of self-help.

From Los Angeles Times

Part live action role-playing game and part work of improvisational theater, Ghost Town Alive! brings with it daily storylines, including multiple editions of a newspaper, and a cadre of wacky characters.

From Los Angeles Times

Simons: The first thing to keep in mind is that we have these cognitive habits and tendencies that for the most part work really, really well.

From Salon

His staging, on a set by Brett J. Banakis that’s part verdant hillside, part work camp, part podium, is fluid enough to cover many of the logical cracks.

From New York Times

“That’s no excuse for the screws up and the incidents that we’re talking about, there’s no excuse for that, but there are 600,000 trips every day that, for the most part, work out like they’re supposed to.”

From Seattle Times