Sentence examples for high pieces from inspiring English sources

The demand is also high: pieces of contraband uniforms have become something of a fashion statement in a country that has lived with war and violence for decades.

But with the dollar weak and gold selling high, pieces like these are likely to cost you.

Bach wrote nearly impossibly high pieces playable (to this day) only by virtuosi; on valveless Baroque trumpets, at the extremes of the upper register, the tones come together closely enough to play melodic passages beyond the rigid constraints of the lower registers of these open-toned horns.

Born in Uruguay to parents who encouraged Atchugarry's unusual talent for art, he has spent a lifetime carving some of the most sensuous, elegant pieces of large scale (many feet tall, as large as Roman columns) to small foot high pieces from natures own materials.

Where you display the centerpiece may dictate how you fill it (you may want to avoid any high pieces if you plan to use it on a dining table, etc).. Ideas of things to place/display inside the globe include such objects as glass pebbles, potpourri, an assembly of beautiful rocks, pinecones or other items that can be piled into the globe.

The property is "part of the shoulder of what people call Sugarloaf Hill," a small high piece of land across Montauk Highway from the house, according to Elizabeth Thunder Bird Haile, a tribal elder.

I was reminded of my fixation by the comments on my Sweet Valley High piece last week: yes, lots of you were fans of the Wakefield twins too, but Point Horror and Pike were brought up again and again by readers.

Titled Hahn/Cock, the 4.72m high piece is by German artist Katharina Fritsch and will be on display for 18 months.

Carved from island oak, the 1.8m high piece depicts two hands holding a bowl sculptured from beaten copper.

Despite being in a bowl the stadium is situated on a high piece of ground and during winter in particular was renowned for its changeable weather.

As Weber points out, "In the capitalist system, the most immediate bases of willingness to work are opportunities for high piece-rate earnings and the danger of dismissal" (Weber 1978, 151).