Sentence examples for about works from inspiring English sources
A bodge or botch is a poor job (or repair) that just about works.
I don't want answers about works until I've formed questions.
In our family, the division of duties just about works.
Q: You've all talked about works you like.
It is a compromise that probably just about works for everyone, but is still sub-optimal.
That argument just about works for Radio 1 – but it's true in spades for 6 Music.
The video is pitch-perfect in its razor-edged absurdity and was among the most talked-about works that week.
Headlong's new piece, "Cell," choreographed by Andrew Simonet, Amy Smith and David Brick, was one of the festival's most talked-about works.
One of the most talked-about works in the 1997 Whitney Biennial was Mr. Seator's "B.D.O.," which consisted of a large wooden box within which he had reconstructed a life-size, seemingly ordinary office.
Twelve years in the writing, it tells the story of the creation and afterlife of Charles Dickens' own first novel, The Pickwick Papers, one of the world's most written-about works of fiction.
