Sentence examples for piano fully from inspiring English sources

In Paris, D'Angelo stopped, rose, and smiled, leaning on the piano, fully clothed, while the crowd went nuts.

Includes sitting room with wood-burning stove and piano, fully equipped kitchen/dining room, two ensuite bedrooms and gallery games area with table football and broadband connection.

Says Prokofiev: "In the 19th century when the modern design of the piano fully emerged and you had people like Liszt... and it was really all about showing off – the same with the violin and Paganini.

He skated over the keyboard at times, using a sort of half-touch (with the piano lid fully open) that eventually grew frustrating.

Over the next two hours, both Taylor performances featured extended stretches which showed that his improvisatory grace and abandon on the piano are fully intact.

Mr. Woo's technique is unerring: he produced the speed and fury required in the outer movements but maintained the control necessary to keep the rapid piano figuration fully in sync with the sometimes complex punctuating percussive effects in the orchestration.

Campion is a feminist film-maker, the heroines of her films usually oppressed by insensitive families or husbands, as in her two previous excursions into the 19th century, The Piano, her most fully achieved work until Bright Star, and The Portrait of a Lady, a fine but flawed film.

For the way he does the same to entire forms, listen to the Piano Quintet, a fully fledged sonata form movement that makes its recapitulation a musical black hole of time and tonality, sucking up the material you've been listening to for the last quarter of an hour into a couple of frantic but inevitable-sounding minutes.

Eastwood's house — with eight rooms, two pianos, and a fully equipped gym — is a one-story, seventy-five-year-old adobe-and-wood hacienda, with a courtyard that encircles a huge oak and a stand of eucalyptus and palm trees.

The work itself is full of surprises: the piano writing is so fully integrated into the orchestration that if you did not know the original, you would be hard pressed to imagine it.

Here Puccini's leather chairs, desk and upright piano bespeak a house fully lived in.