Sentence examples for obscure pieces from inspiring English sources

Listen to a recording of one of the more obscure pieces.

At its spring-cleaning sale, which starts Friday, many familiar (as well as obscure) pieces will be available to the public.

If you're in the business of trying to predict what the economy will look like in November 2012, you should pay at least as much attention to relatively obscure pieces of data like building permits and manufacturing orders.

He's tough on Columbus, whom he portrays as a dim bulb for clinging to the belief that the Caribbean islands he kept bumping into were obscure pieces of Asia.

Preparing and performing a marathon means going through a composer's entire repertory, with the most obscure pieces receiving the same attention as the overplayed ones and each piece being placed in a broad musical and historical context.

TechCrunch discovered that it was started by two physics grads tired of looking for obscure pieces online and it seems like a great system for DIY and homebrew gearheads.

He would often have an obscure piece of intelligence.

Alas, Botstein sometimes resuscitates an obscure piece only to put it back into a coma.

(ECS is using an obscure piece of British company law to get its resolutions onto the agenda).

And almost every year the remarkable University College Opera still manages to disinter an obscure piece by a notable composer and put it on in the heart of London.

For this sound-and-light installation, Gubb has worked with Nicholas Barker, original drummer for Cradle Of Filth, and makes reference to an obscure piece of history.