Sentence examples for endangered pieces from inspiring English sources

"Endangered Pieces" is vaguely post-apocalyptic, post-traumatic — a description that also applies to Mr. Zustiak's recent "Painted Bird" trilogy.

These arresting images come at the start of "Endangered Pieces," a new dance-theater work directed by Pavel Zustiak at Henry Street Settlement's Abrons Arts Center.

Mr. Vinarsky makes a welcome return to Mr. Zustiak's work in the premiere of "Endangered Pieces," a confrontation with empty space that also features the dancer Matthew Rogers and the choreographer himself.

Vinarsky makes a welcome return to Mr. Zustiak's work in "Endangered Pieces," a confrontation with empty space that also features the dancer Matthew Rogers and the choreographer himself.At 8 p.m., Abrons Arts Center, 466 Grand Street, at Pitt Street, Lower East Side, (866) 811-4111, abronsartscenter.org; $20. (Burke).

The photo portraits of anonymous citizens and the pieces of endangered animals share the truth that they are, in Angelucci's words, "creatures about to become ghosts".

Jonathan Franzen's story "Good Neighbors," which appeared in an altered form in "Freedom," and his piece on endangered birds in the Mediterranean (subscription required), and our Book Club coverage of "Freedom".

(Chinen) DAVID WEISS Tonightt and tomorrow; Wednesday) This weekend, Mr. Weiss, a literate and industrious trumpeter, leads his post-bop quintet; on Wednesday, he assembles Endangered Species, a 12-piece ensemble stocked with serious talent and dedicated to the music of Wayne Shorter.

For Pavlensky's protest is the latest in a long line of performance art pieces that have endangered life and limb.

This man just endangered lives.

"Blue Planet" isn't an ecological piece about impending global warming or endangered species.

This year, however, as buyers grumble about paying more for shrinking, distracted audiences, a big piece of American commercial culture seems endangered.