Sentence examples for complicated works from inspiring English sources

Audiences do not always take well to Mr. Carter's complicated works.

I get lost among all the ramifications in her more complicated works.

From 1959 to 1962 he taught music at the Cirencester Grammar School, Gloucestershire, England, where he developed teaching methods that enabled children to perform relatively complicated works of modern music.

In the late 1970s he branched out to other lines, spray-painting top-to-bottoms (graffiti displays extending from the top of a train to the bottom), burners (complicated works intended to dazzle the competition) and fully realized scenes, like his homage to John Lennon, painted after Lennon was shot to death in 1980.

After 13 months of complicated works, the tunnel boring machine resumed the excavation encountering further problems.

Their technologically complicated works reflect the layering of material and immaterial dimensions that shape modern experience.

Subordinates must first be empowered, and that's hard and complicated work.

"It's been complicated working with the family," Mr. Weems said.

All that, of course, is work, even if not complicated work, so professional help may be the logical choice.

And if any conservation plans were to go forward, then the really complicated work would begin: trying to figure out what Mr. Smithson would have thought about it.

Keshav R. Murugesh, chief executive of WNS Global Services, a Mumbai outsourcing company, said Indian companies needed to work hard to persuade international customers that Indians could do complicated work in a timely and exacting manner.