Sentence examples for intricate working from inspiring English sources

Whether a field is occupied by sheep or a computer factory depends on the intricate working out of millions of individual preferences between roast lamb and printouts.

The intricate working of the brass is a testament to the craftsmanship of the late 19th and early 20thcentury artisans.

George Manahan, the conductor, asserted admirable control in holding these intricate works together.

It is intricate work; the technicians have to move with the precision of a Daytona pit crew.

Immersive games like Battlefield, on the other hand, require years of intricate work by hundreds of software engineers and artists.

Their most intricate work is as impressive as a Brancusi, but they're the opposite of highbrow artsy types.

That turns out to be hard, intricate work which stretches right across a company's operations, and perhaps beyond.

Ms. Lounder's most intricate work is sculptures that she erects out of what are, in effect, bricks.

Local artists use the city as their canvas and street artists from around the world come to create intricate works on the buildings of Cerro Alegre.

Our recommendations for this year range from simple offerings for around a fiver right up to large and intricate works of art for over £100.

Like dioramas, the intricate works are under glass cloches and capture a miniature natural world, with mushrooms, trees or insects — all made of paper.