Sentence examples for for its pieces from inspiring English sources
The editorial staff of The Oregonian won the Pulitzer for editorial writing for its pieces about rising pension costs.
Mr. Fishman said the price was slightly higher than his own estimates of their value, and showed that the company could fetch more for its pieces than as a whole.
To make the prints easier to consider in person, the company is beginning to partner with venues like boutique hotels that can act as "showrooms" for its pieces.
To make the prints easier to consider in person, the company is beginning to partner with venues like boutique hotels that can act as "showrooms" for its pieces.
Black can immediately exploit this with 4...Bc5, which threatens a fork on f2 and forbids White's castling; Black may later push d7 d6 to open the centre, e.g. 5.Nh3 0-0 6.Nc3 d6 7.exd6 cxd6 when Black has good squares for its pieces while White's castling is delayed.
The park, with zigzagging paths leading down to a small beach littered with driftwood, doesn't try to smooth over its rough edges; the backdrop for its pieces by Alexander Calder, Roy McMakin and Richard Serra is formed not just by ferries churning across Puget Sound but also by train tracks, signage ("Bavarian Meats: Family Owned Since 1961") and idling SUVs.
Yale Printing and Publishing Services was nominated for its piece "Chubb Fellowship".
Bertha's Mussels, back in Fell's Point, was recommended by 50states1day for its "piece de resistance", its "Pelican Shrimp … honestly the best shrimp I've ever eaten".
The mag asked children's author and illustrator Quentin Blake to create a bespoke front cover for its piece about the "books we never outgrow".
YouTube will hold its upfront in May and will fight for its piece of the estimated $39.5 billion that United States marketers will spend in 2012 to place ads online, up 23 percent from 2011, according to the research firm eMarketer.
In a play for its piece of the cloud, Microsoft plans to release a software platform, Windows Azure, next month that represents its bid to lure businesses with online services.
