Sentence examples for pieces crow from inspiring English sources

Many of these pieces Crow wrote himself, some in only a few hurried days when a promised manuscript did not materialize.

Another of Crow's pieces, a Comment about an October blizzard in Dutchess County, New York, seems especially timely as much of the nation prepares to dig out from a fierce winter storm: 8 30 A.M. Heavy wet snow approaching depth of one foot.

This stunner of a novel — set in Kentucky just before Civil Rights blows Jim Crow to pieces — tracks the lives of two young black women, both outsiders, both searching, and the thorny friendship that holds them together.

"He said: 'It's nothing to do with me, it's down to the negotiators.' So who knows?" Yet apparently the whole dispute boils down to this crumpled piece of paper in Crow's hand.

During vacations she continued her composition studies under Holst; in 1916 her "Wassail Song", a companion piece to "The Carrion Crow", was published.

Though employed as an editor, Crow occasionally wrote pieces for the magazine: Comments, Talk stories, and Profiles.

On Saturday afternoon, Greg Sinclair's As the Crow Flies, a piece that celebrates different connections, is at the excellent Platform in Easterhouse, Glasgow, which is celebrating its 10th birthday with a strong programme of work.

"The 50 Darkest Pieces of Classical Music" features a crow and a spooky, blue-tinged moon.

Had Crow even read the piece?

It was Aesop's fable of the flattering fox and the foolish crow that dropped a piece of cheese.

"A crow will bend a piece of wire to get a trapped food.