Sentence examples for patch of doing from inspiring English sources

Having moved through a Picabiaesque patch of doing intentionally terrible paintings, his latest works are his most virtuosic turns.

Now that he has moved through a Picabia-esque patch of doing intentionally terrible paintings, his latest works are his most virtuosic turns.

After painting his middle-aged women he went through a Picabialike patch of doing intentionally terrible paintings, which include the cantaloupe-breasted pin-ups.

Now that he has moved through a Picabiaesque patch of doing intentionally terrible paintings, his latest works are his most virtuosic turns.

The longshoremen gathered for lunch the other day at the West 9th Grill and Pub in an industrial patch of Long Beach did not need much convincing.

Sure, this small patch of time didn't have any of that late-1990s optimism, but neither was it burdened by the gradual, creeping dread that spread through Western civilisation through the mid to late noughties.

Some people are concerned about the automatic distribution of patches because of the possibility of doing widespread damage.

Hong Kong-based Ivezic said that the ransomware was forcing some more "mature" clients affected by the worm to abandon their usual cautious testing of patches "to do unscheduled downtime and urgent patching, which is causing some inconvenience".

In 1941 he and his actress wife, Eileen, headed for Hollywood, and Morgan did hit a rocky patch of sorts – he didn't work for five months.

But the rest of the transportation patch is doing just fine.

But at least one survey suggests that fewer than 5 to 8percentt of gum users continue longer than a year and 5 to 10percentt of patch wearers do, said Dr. John Hughes, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Vermont.