Sentence examples for a more worked and from inspiring English sources

The seven pieces in the Boesky show have a more worked and organic look than what preceded them.

"I've had better at-bats as a whole, but obviously I need to do a little more work and keep having better at-bats," he said.

You might want the solos to be a bit more worked out and the drums to sound bigger.

For the Vecchittos themselves, the summer memories may be filled with a little more work and a little less play, but they're still good memories.

Give it a second core, and it can do a lot more work and, naturally, do it faster than a chip with only one core.

Replacing light fixtures and sink faucets is also an option, but requires a bit more work and is more expensive.

The national government tried to steer the programmes towards a more work-line principle by using normative and economic instruments.

For everyone else, though, maintaining good relations takes a little more work and diplomacy, and perhaps a little bit of luck.

Here's another that requires a bit more work and parts, but looks a lot more stylish.

It may take a little more work and time in some cases, but the benefits of a happy and confident student are well worth the extra energy.

"It would have been a lot more work and probably less effective," she said.