Sentence examples for difficult jigsaw from inspiring English sources

She was a single mom with two children and she made a living by making extremely difficult jigsaw puzzles.

Most satisfying of all, however, is Rajon Rondo, the lanky point guard with a look that always suggests he's moments from solving a difficult jigsaw puzzle.

Barclays expects, as the dust settles, the world to return to an environment in which equities and government bonds are negatively correlated; it favours equities over bonds in the near term.But it is a difficult jigsaw to fit together.

"It's an achievable goal," he said during an interview this summer, though in the past he has described the effort as "working on a very difficult jigsaw" without a picture on the box.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Most satisfying of all, however, is Rajon Rondo, the lanky point guard with a look that always suggests he's moments from solving a difficult jigsaw puzzle.

Frank de Boer is definitely enjoying his job as Ajax manager, even though it must sometimes feel like he is trying to finish off a fiendishly difficult jigsaw while someone keeps stealing the final few pieces.

The corner shop, the Kabin, is still advertising the Weatherfield Gazette on a neon sign in the window, alongside fiendishly difficult jigsaws and jars of sweets sold by the quarter.

Intelligence is a rum and difficult game, a jigsaw of fragments to be laid on a tabloid, a cacophony of airwave "chatter" which, according to intensity, can presage something or nothing.

This produces blurry images, making it difficult to assemble the jigsaw of projections.

Prof Robert Martienssen, from the Cold Spring Harbour Laboratory in the US, said: "These large plant genomes are very challenging to sequence, in part because of the size, but also because they have a lot of repetitive sequences, which makes it difficult to put the jigsaw puzzle together.

Ahead is the most difficult piece of the legacy jigsaw, the Olympic Stadium.