Sentence examples for pieces as one from inspiring English sources

As sophisticated as the mechanics are, the primary colors and seemingly random tangles of "bits and pieces," as one page describes them, combine in such imperfect forms that they give the illusion that anyone could make this book.

Late in life, Chaplin looked back at "The Gold Rush," with its detached set pieces, as "one two three, pantry cakey," compared with the art of the well-composed "situation comedy"; the 1942 version didn't just remarket the movie to a generation accustomed to sound; it brought it into line with his full range of ambitions and achievements.

Sometimes by the time a worker gets to the asbestos gasket, it is "crushed" and "baked to the surface" and has to be pulled or torn off in "bits and pieces," as one worker explained in testimony.

When this fusion works, it feels wrong to untangle the elements in these pieces as one or the other: the strictly high and profound, meeting something supposedly low and superficial.

This shrapnel-turned-toy was identified in the ARES report for VICE News — alongside rocket cargo warhead sections, unexploded submunitions, tail fins, and other distinctive fragment pieces — as one of the many scattered remnants of a 9M27K rocket, a cluster munition containing a payload of 30 9N210 bomblets.

One half of the DNA plug was chopped into fine pieces as one treatment and equilibrated with 45  μL of restriction enzyme buffer for 30 minutes.

Later, as a young man, he often listened to classical music on a transistor radio in his bedroom, recognizing some of the pieces as ones that he had heard in church.

ROBERT GLASPER: Over the last few years, mostly at the Up Over Jazz Cafe in Brooklyn and the Jazz Gallery in Manhattan, this 23-year-old pianist has been perfecting a free-range style: he seems to have his eye not on the bar of music he's playing but on the whole piece as one great canvas, and he moves around in it, bass and drums synched to the ebb and flow.

Over the last few years, mostly at the Up Over Jazz Cafe in Brooklyn and the Jazz Gallery in Manhattan, this pianist, in his mid-20's has been perfecting a free-range style: he seems to have his eye not on the bar of music he is playing but on the whole piece as one great canvas, and he moves around in it, bass and drums synched to the ebb and flow.

The winner gets to make a solo album and has something of a launch, and seven of the contestants have already recorded a solo piece as one of the house challenges.

"I thought of the piece as one huge journey, but in order to make that journey truthful, to give it movement, there had to be many quite sudden and instant changes of landscape".