Sentence examples for cunning work from inspiring English sources

Embury's garage entrance is a cunning work of camouflage.

Two years from now, we will be in a much better position to evaluate whether Penn State's search for Joe Paterno's replacement, now at eight weeks, was a cunning work of genius or an abject failure.

It was Mr. Lamond's cunning work that sold the identical studio below last year to Barbara Horowitz, 60, who is also a decorator (her company is BHS Designs), and who also once lived in a large and amply furnished house — hers was in Westchester.

Mr. Bridges's cunning works in the opposite direction.

Warhol's portraits of his fellow artists are perhaps his most cunning works.

Even the most boring work activities have been turned into World Records - last week the ad agency Cunning, working with Tesco and Cow PR, broke the record for the longest phone call, starting on a Wednesday and lasting 48 hours through to Friday morning.

We get to see the cunning working out of various themes in different arenas so that in the final chapters we have a sense of suddenly grasping what the characters have been moving toward all along: the possibility that even though we can't usually save one another, we can still make amends.

In a stroke of editorial cunning, her work for Mrs. Simpson in London is paired with that she is presumed to have done for, wink-wink, the Prince of Wales at Fort Belvedere.

Stereotypes are reinforced by the hundreds of films similar to Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs showing a crazed but demonically cunning killer at work.

Although he hardly melts into the background, particularly when he switches on his noisy machine, Angle-Grinder Man has so far managed to elude the authorities by a mixture of luck, cunning and quick work: once he gets going, he can liberate a car in less than a minute.

Seems like Axel Springer either didn't get the memo – or it thinks its cunning plan will work.