Sentence examples for making a piece from inspiring English sources

"He's making a piece for our auction".

"It's like making a piece of furniture, or building a house".

She's also making a piece that will go into a wood in Norfolk, and one for a desert in America.

It's a novelistic video work supposedly about a film crew making a piece about a suicide bomber.

Abbado gave us a cycle of time, making a piece of music perfectly loop back on itself.

A musician speaks to an audience by making a piece his own -- with or without consulting the autographed edition.

For the creators too much topicality may distract from the goal of making a piece of art that will endure.

I met 84-year-old Cath at her home in Liverpool while making a piece about a condition called musical ear syndrome for the BBC's Inside Out programme.

Today, a respected freelance choreographer making a piece for a large ballet company will earn a commission of perhaps fifty thousand to a hundred thousand dollars.

"What was great was that we could replicate all the conditions a sculptor has to face when making a piece of art for a client", says Butcher.

He is now resident choreographer at the Royal Ballet, and Frederic Wiseman's recent documentary, "La Danse," shows him making a piece for the Paris Opera Ballet.