Sentence examples for competition pieces from inspiring English sources

And then there are the prints themselves: Kitching's book and magazine covers, work for commercial and private clients, design competition pieces all adorn the walls.

We ended up winning after a long summer of various little competition pieces, and ever since, we've just basically been travelling around the world and trying to keep up with as many shows as we can.

The program began with John Musto's appealing "Improvisation and Fugue," composed for the 2008 New York International Piano Competition and also a competition piece at the 2009 Cliburn event.

Completed in 1998, the work is based on "Incises," a short virtuoso piano work Mr. Boulez had composed as a competition piece, and scored for an unusual lineup of three harpists, three pianists and three percussionists.

"Our typical competition piece is 4 feet by 6 feet and 24 inches thick, and it weighs 4,500 to 4,800 pounds," he continues.

The buzz: "Nicki Minaj is slicing the competition to pieces" – Entertainment Weekly.

While reviewing the music video, Brad Wete also of Entertainment Weekly reviewed the song positively, stating that Minaj was " slicing the competition to pieces with her second try".

"As opposed to our competition, who sell pieces made with Indian or Chinese processed hair".

A year later, he entered the score — if one can call it that — in the Paris New Music Review's One-Minute Competition, open to pieces of no more than 60 seconds.

But Professor Cotel set it aside — until he received an announcement seeking entries for the Paris New Music Review's One-Minute Competition, open to pieces no more than 60 seconds long.

The competition to win pieces of Google involves suspense and strategy -- not unlike the mind games people suffer through when bidding on a house in a hot real estate market.