Sentence examples for piecemeal from from inspiring English sources

Flanery unfolds the story of their connection piecemeal, from several points of view: Clare's, Sam's, Sam's as a child, and via a fictional autobiography written by Clare.

Traditionally, resale businesses have been hard to organize nationally because stores buy goods piecemeal from local sellers who bring in castoffs.

Though at first Rommel did some damage to the British tanks as they came into action piecemeal from a weak position, he failed to break through to the coast behind Gazala.

"It is a whole series of buildings put together at different times, and in that way it is a nice reflection of American democracy, which was put together piecemeal from a lot of different materials.

Aereo executives say they are looking ahead to a future in which many "television" watchers have never had cable, or even a TV, and grab their favorite shows piecemeal from a number of online sources.

Chelsea Through May 19 To grab the spotlight again, Sean Landers has made some big paintings cribbed piecemeal from Picasso, the way he has cribbed from Magritte before, but much more so now.

Currently, no such policy exists; instead, homeless people's fates are in the hands of piecemeal efforts from groups ranging from respectful community churches to profit-motivated businesses.

This is a completely unproven team, thrown together in piecemeal fashion from their USL Pro squad, an expansion draft, free agency and the MLS SuperDraft.

The latest piecemeal portmanteau from Garry Marshall (Valentine's Day, New Year's Eve) is, if nothing else, an effective argument for the need for more female film directors.

That leaves us in a difficult position of having to collect together piecemeal statistics from individual specific sources that might indicate the scale of abuse in our online interactions.

Making matters worse, politics has so far prevented the delivery of more than piecemeal assistance from the Indian-administered part of Kashmir.After October's quake, aid workers were quick to recognise that despite killing fewer people (some 80,000) than the tsunami, this disaster posed an even greater challenge to the world's ability to rescue those in need.