Sentence examples for how to piece from inspiring English sources

The crumbling Jets, who made the playoffs last season, are trying to figure out how to piece themselves back together.

Nor does anyone yet know whether Tito Vilanova, the coach stricken by cancer in midseason, knows how to piece Barcelona back together.

When you figure out how to piece it all together, it'll stand at 33cm, and will be on your shelf long after Christmas!

That's what shows you the path of a tennis ball after a player has hit it, or demonstrates to an engineer how to piece a complex machine together by modelling it in 3D.

Meanwhile, state legislatures have heavily cut their subsidies to state universities, and, whatever college you choose, figuring out how to piece together which grants, loans, and scholarships are available practically requires an advanced degree in calculus.

Farm ownership requires many skills not always covered in a typical on-farm learning experience, such as how to piece together a marketing plan, manage crop plantings and rotations, and plan ahead for looming pest and disease problems.

A How to piece--which is essentially a lesson--must be declarative.

They were assigned to write a how-to piece.

There are how-to pieces that cover "the core skills any guy needs to have," Mr. Thoreson said, like how to perfect a tie dimple, and profiles of "men of style".

"The big complaint from some writers in popular outdoor literature is that they used to be able to write stories and now they have to write cookie-cutter how-to pieces," said Dave Hurteau, a deputy editor at Field & Stream.

Have students write their own "how-to" pieces describing the steps they followed to create their own Jonkonnu figures.