Sentence examples for need to piece from inspiring English sources

Now we need to piece his message back together".

You think he's talking gibberish but there are things going on that you need to piece together.

The Portuguese have worked hard this half, breaking up Spanish play, but need to piece together a few coherent moves of their own to really trouble Casillas.

Mr Humala will also need to piece together an alliance in Congress, where his coalition has just 47 of 130 seats.

Just as Shakespeare's Chorus reminds of the need to "piece out our imperfections with your thoughts", so this version demands a similar call to the audience's imaginations.

Coleman added: "Sometimes we watch shots over and over or I'll say, 'Let's watch it frame by frame,' or 'Slow it down.' Or we need to piece two shots together, where in one you can see the ball come loose and another where we see where his knee is".

Complexity is understood as a large computational effort needed to piece together numerous interacting parts exceeding the iterative memory capacity of the human mind.

Each cell is a snapshot in the temporal chain of events, so mathematical and statistical methods are needed to piece together the response pathways [ 4].

The diversity of theoretical approaches in this special issue illustrates well the many layers at which evolutionary insights are needed to piece together a comprehensive understanding of how management may respond to the potential for fisheries-induced evolution.

"We need to take pieces of his power and enlarge the number of cities we control.

This may result in the listener perceiving fragments of a target signal that need to be pieced together to achieve understanding.