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61. Anything from Roman jugs and vases to intricate jewellry from the Anglo-Saxon era.

62. In 1953 the intricate puzzle of DNA's structure was solved in a Cambridge laboratory.

63. Bonds also have more intricate cash flow patterns than money market securities, which typically involve just a single payment at maturity.

64. His artistic talent combines with a wry humour - a man on a toilet is hidden in each of the intricate drawings.

65. The inlay depicts intricate little scenes, including a group playing backgammon and another group with a tray of drinks.

66. Within each mold had lain intricate hollows; now they are filled with red-hot iron, slowly cooling.

67. He loved the west front's mass of intricate detail, its doorway with the niches.

68. Director Chris Wilken does a fine job guiding his cast of 12 through an intricate choreography that travels through time and space.

69. With their handwritten text, intricate maps and exquisite drawings, they were hailed as a work of art.

70. Intricate workmanship is apparent in the examples of Hopi coiled baskets from about 1900 and more recent times.

71. Understanding the intricate mechanics of the human body will lead to new treatments or innovations like tissue regeneration.

72. Each day we discovered something new and were constantly amazed by the intricate beauty of the area.

73. They are powerful if unreliable weapons, and each one is a valuable artifact(Sentence dictionary), encrusted with baroque decoration and intricate designs.

74. Because stress is not available in written language, intricate syntactic devices have to be used to perform a similar function.

75. The seamstresses at House of Design use the pattern to sew a custom-made dress in intricate detail.

76. First came the tiny bark beetles, whose larvae have now left intricate galleries just under the bark.

77. A toddler may tune out and get distracted when pictures in a book become too intricate.

78. They do not, at least by biological standards, have intricate working parts.

79. In the most intricate examples, the fore-edge is fanned both ways and a double picture is secured.

80. They say he also suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, a condition that produces intricate delusions that may have clouded his judgment.

81. She recognized his intricate paperweight on the desk, his books, the old chess set, the orderly arrangement of things.

82. On these rest great palaces, temples and storehouses forming an intricate network of canals.

83. Enriching texture Many people mistake pattern for texture, yet intricate patterns are often found on smooth, tranquil surfaces.

84. They had learned an essential lesson about the intricate connection between individual and group performance.

85. The earnings of metal miners are notoriously difficult to estimate because intricate systems of payment by results produced wide fluctuations.

86. Over the intervening years the inter-action and travelling of these eight aircraft is intricate.

87. I believe we can. Human behaviour is always an intricate blend of the universal and factors more specific to the individual.

88. I watch the shadow of the blade Slide underneath the surface, slicing through Creamy intricate unseen connections.

89. Human beings, according to these accounts, are located in a complex and intricate web of cosmic factors and relations.

90. From his suit coat pocket he takes a Mont Blanc pen, leans forward, then draws two intricate kanji characters.