Sentence examples for can pieces from inspiring English sources

If, for some reason, you grew weary of sitting and listening, you could manically strum or beat along with Bang on a Can pieces in the video game Rock Band 2 in the social-media lounge.

New technologies have both created new potential forms of intellectual property rights (can pieces of a human being be patented?) and made old rights unenforceable (when books can be downloaded from an electronic library, what does a copyright mean?).

In the first scenario, no parameterization of the basic curves is available, only well-spaced samples; in the second, a parameterization is available but cannot be used directly in a spline framework; only in the third scenario can pieces of basic curves be exactly re-represented and included into the spline.

The stylistic gamut widened somewhat in the late eighties and in the nineties, when Oliver Knussen and Reinbert de Leeuw served, consecutively, as directors of the contemporary series; I attended a vibrant edition in 1994, at which hard-rocking Bang on a Can pieces abutted surrealistic provocations by Mauricio Kagel and atonal edicts by Ralph Shapey.

But if saints' bones can be faked, so can pieces of paper.

It's a scene, a piece of life, a moment". But can pieces of life and moments stand on their own as legitimate cinematic expression?

They can piece the story and the ideas together".

"And hopefully I can piece it together for next week and be ready to go".

Sometimes we can piece it together through intuition, scholarship or the clues an artist leaves behind.

You can piece together some evidence for the quality of any NHS hospital.

Theres the skeleton you can piece together, the lungs, nervous system with the senses.