Sentence examples for Intricate undertaking from inspiring English sources

I stare at the gleaming jars of honey, pale gold, painstakingly decorated and wrapped, finally understanding just how hard he must have worked to finish the intricate undertaking.

I really want to play Destiny more, it is a vast and intricate undertaking; Bungie are passionate and clever people – and I still do like shooting stuff.

The surface water quality could be an intricate process undertaken to determine the different concerned parameters accomplished of large stresses capable of overall water quality of the river [ 24].

Mr. Naughton, a two-time Tony winner for his performances in the musicals "City of Angels" and "Chicago," evinces an admirable ambition himself in undertaking this intricate role, which poses serious risks even for actors with long résumés of classical work.

Lloyds is offering 0.833 of each of its shares for every HBOS share, but the intricate fundraising being undertaken by both HBOS and Lloyds could alter the foundations of the hastily agreed terms.

In most of her pieces, Ms. Kurosawa presents her themes gracefully and then undertakes intricate, sometimes adventurous variations, drawing on a timbral palette that ranged from warm and rounded to bright and metallic.

Visitors will see the state apartments adorned with gold decorations, inspired by the intricate gilding work undertaken to refurbish the interiors after the blaze.

The US Congress is undertaking….

Who author John Atkins described the instrumental tracks as "the most ambitious and intricate music the group ever undertook".

A prodigiously original book that I recently read, Greek Mythologies: Antiquity and Surrealism by Dimitrios Yatromanolakis, undertakes to unravel the intricate, not rarely contradictory, ideological and aesthetic principles that conditioned the reception of Greek antiquity in the European avant-garde.

The gift comes as Central Park is at a high point, after decades of improvements and restorations — of intricate stone bridges and historic buildings, great lawns and bodies of water — undertaken by the conservancy, the nonprofit group that manages it on behalf of the city, since its formation in 1980.