Sentence examples for piece lay from inspiring English sources
A second piece lay beside it.
Inside a deep oven dish, submerged in a liquor the colour of a 2p piece, lay a hint of fish.
Early inspiration for the piece lay in memories of an Aids walk that Mac attended in the pre-retroviral era.
Sometimes -- too often -- solos make listening to jazz drudgework yet are nevertheless applauded, when the real strength of the piece lay in some other part of it.
Michael Meadowcroft Leeds The catch in John Harris's G2 piece lies in what constitutes a "party on the left".
(Even Mr. Boyd gets a limited amount of dancing, spending a reasonable part of the piece lying flat on his back).
Another, in the final piece, lies in the surprising choreographic textures that Mr. Munisteri devises in response to the edited andante movement of a lush Samuel Barber concerto.
Theodora Hanslowe, singing gorgeously and with superb control, revealed a rapturously lyrical piece lying somewhere between Richard Strauss (whose "Capriccio" sextet was included later in the program) and J. S. Bach.
The drama of the piece lies in the interplay between the voices on the tapes and the character reacting (or not) to his youthful selves.
But the real power of Brittain and Slovo's piece lies in its ability to question the very basis of what is happening in Guantánamo Bay.
The challenge in creating such a piece lies in presenting jewelry that you would never guess is transformable, said Pierre Rainero, Cartier's director in charge of image, heritage and style.
