Sentence examples for works are packed from inspiring English sources
Hundreds of works are packed away in a hot, dusty storeroom, tended to by a doting but frustrated staff.
Her colourful works are packed with plants, fabric, and other paintings.
Both works are packed with ham, full of the kind of deliciously jilted, awkward performances that tend to inspire the respect of bad movie hounds and widespread ridicule in equal measure.
His work is packed with delightful indicators of a gray and brutal worldview.
Irving's work is packed with imaginatively named characters and chapter titles.
"Maggot," like all Mr. Muldoon's work, is packed with gnarled and unfamiliar terms: quidnunc, spalpeen, tormentil, mullein.
He may have conjured scenes from religion and myth but his work is packed with earthly treasure.
In general, travel managers are working to accommodate travelers' need for more control on the road, as more work is packed into each trip.
But Mr. McDuffie's program worked beautifully, not least because Mr. Glass's work is packed with allusions to the Vivaldi, refracted through his own stylistic lens.
When his work is packed, detailed instructions for reassembly are included with it, and Viola will send people from his studios to fine-tune and focus as necessary.
Mr. Levine, it should be added, is a first-rate poet of the appetites, and his work is packed, like a paper sack, with salami sandwiches, apples, beer cans, a bit of heartburn, some gin.
