Sentence examples for piece point from inspiring English sources

"We get all kinds of people who show up wanting a Disneyland experience," said Mr. Williams, who has also danced with Mark Morris and Sean Curran, and whose new piece, "Point of Departure," uses a minimalist composition by Daniel Becker scored for period instruments.

The piece pointed out Gyllenhaal appearing to scratch his back with his fork.

On Tuesday morning, I drafted a short piece pointing out this development.

Domaine Ott, as the piece points out, is twice the price of an ordinary rosé.

The piece points out how tired and predictable the Broadway musical is, as well as the limitations of its vocabulary.

And it certainly includes Rupert Murdoch, who has tons of power and, as your piece pointed out, wants a lot more.

He'd taken Rangers classes but was never in a Rangers unit, and on Monday the Huffington Post ran a piece pointing that out.

The piece pointed to the latest Pew Research Centre poll, which showed that since last year a majority of Americans, 54%, have supported legalisation of marijuana.

Then I commented on the piece, pointing out the irony that it was delivered via one of the products of Cern (the world wide web).

The piece points fingers at the ruling coalition, the opposition and anti-corruption crusaders Team Anna as all having a role to play in leaving the anti-graft bill, the Lokpal, in the lurch.

"American Standard" turned out to be a kind of bellwether piece, pointing the way toward later, more technically assured works — such as "Nixon in China," "Grand Pianola Music," and "Doctor Atomic" — that probed my sense of America's national identity.