Sentence examples for problem work from inspiring English sources

Berlioz's opera Benvenuto Cellini has always been a problem work.

I don't deny that it was a problem work in those days, partly but not entirely because of Rouben Ter-Arutunian's bizarre costumes for the "Hungarian" national dancers.

The subtext of all this says: "Hey, world, leave us alone, O.K.? Seriously, you've got a problem; work it out on your own.

By that, Nixon said, he meant, "If there was a problem, work to make sure that the company can continue to operate. . . .

For many, the problem work is Suor Angelica, derided as sentimental, though considered by others to exemplify the composer at his most perceptive.

Dr. Anderson's solution is to help local people understand the drainage problem, work with them to design a solution (usually involving a simple network of drains to move rainwater off risky slopes) and hire them to build it.

I'll have no problem working with the mayor".

And it can be a problem working out nasty dictators.

"She had a problem working for Harper's Bazaar," Ms. Phillips said.

"I will have no problem working with government institutions in Rome," he says.

"They have no problem working with black guys and don't have a racial hangup.