Sentence examples for piece of total from inspiring English sources
Claude Chabrol's 1968 piece of total French art house madness, is the tale of sadistic bourgeoise Stéphane Audran's obsession with moody art student Jacqueline Sassard.
And Jude Law acquired both physical bulk and an Irish brogue in "Anna Christie," the Eugene O'Neill play that became a piece of total theater thanks to the director Rob Ashford and an extraordinary design team.
Cats at the New London is an exhilarating piece of total theatre that demolishes several myths at one go: that the British can't get a musical together, that our dancers are below American standard, and that musicals with a literary source always dilute their origins.
"Red" would be exciting enough as a piece of total theater that draws in Neil Austin's lighting and Adam Cork's sound design to push a potentially dry text toward moments of purposefully operatic frenzy, at other times drawing back to let the audience linger on the sad, infinitely haunted expression of Mr. Molina, who stills the house with his admission, "Silence is so accurate".
(See: "China Takes A Piece Of Total").
The new article is based on a foundation of data supplied by Cisco that shows web traffic, as taking a smaller piece of total Internet traffic.
Painted by a professional urban artist named Yuang Jiang in 1691, it was probably made for a merchant who, too tied up in trade ever to leave town, wanted a piece of total-immersion pictorial real estate in his own home.
"Put in perspective this small piece of the total picture and don't focus on it," she said.
New York could get a substantial piece of the total, but not as much as Mr. Kalikow predicts, some lawmakers said yesterday.
Most companies dispute Mr. Silverstein's claim that Travelers, with its relatively small piece of the total insurance coverage, was the "lead" insurer and everyone else agreed to follow suit.
Web sales are actually expected to take a bigger piece of the total retail pie this holiday season, but because of a string of bankruptcies among high-profile dot-coms, the Internet is not the psychological threat that it was last year.
