Sentence examples for complicated jigsaw from inspiring English sources

"But this is an incredibly complicated jigsaw puzzle.

If Jones gets time to relax, she'll be watching tennis (she adores Rafael Nadal), doing complicated jigsaw puzzles, or unwinding in Jamaica, with which she reconnected after her devastating childhood.

"Childhood is a time when one is presented with the pieces of a large and complicated jigsaw puzzle," Alice later observes.

Despite the speedy promotions, which carried no surprises, the sudden death off Crown Prince Nayef, who was buried on Sunday, has scrambled the complicated jigsaw puzzle of family rule in Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter.

That opinion still prevails, but the sudden death on Saturday of Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz al-Saud has scrambled the complicated jigsaw puzzle of family rule in Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter.

"A great stack of different functions, from a nightclub and gym, to cafes and prayer rooms, all these bits of different shapes and sizes interlocking together in a complicated jigsaw puzzle".

In contrast to this, at the age of five, without help, he drew pictures in perspective and could tackle complicated jigsaws.

The freed slaves were later replaced by indentured labourers, first from India, then from Indonesia, producing an ethnic jigsaw puzzle which complicated the post-independence task of unification.

Jigsaw puzzles may be very complicated vis-à-vis the number of pieces and the number of different cuts and thus take many hours to complete.

Silent Witness is never afraid to be complicated; before they present you with the latest jigsaw puzzle of a case, they like to give the box a good shake.

At one extreme, there's the example set at last year's fringe by comedians Nat Luurtsema and Tom Craine, who made respective shows about their recent breakup (complicated by the fact that they're both members of the same sketch group, Jigsaw).