Sentence examples for pieces drawn from inspiring English sources

Songs and contemporary dances were added to a repertory of dramatic pieces drawn from Islamic romances and adventure stories.

The exhibition is modest, containing 56 pieces drawn mostly from collections at the Busch-Reisinger and elsewhere at Harvard.

It is thought that the boys' songs in commercial plays were often set pieces, drawn from a repertoire of music suitable to a variety of dramatic situations.

The company, which specializes in documentary theater pieces drawn from extensive interviews, is creating its new show on the Nikos Stage at the Williamstown Theater Festival.

The Neuberger's works have been in storage, but now 75 pieces drawn from all three museums will be going on the road.

The show, "Works on Paper 1976-1977," features pieces drawn from museum and private collections, including "1-7 Untitled (for Babette)," from the Museum of Modern Art, a seven-part geometric work in vibrant red acrylic, and "1-12 12 Monate," from a private collection, which features 12 painted drawings that refer to the 12 months of the year.

Several of the pieces draw on traditional African dance, hip-hop and poetry by Maya Angelou.

They cut their food into tiny pieces, drew mealsout for hours.

These gruffly carved, erotically charged pieces draw from Brancusi, Degas and folk art, and their fusions of forms — human and not — feel vital and contemporary.

None of these pieces drew from the past in the time-honored ways, but Gerald Barry's "Lisbon" seemed, historically speaking, more freestanding than most.

SITE-SPECIFIC performance is central to the art of William Pope.L, 47, whose endurance-test pieces draw equally from social ideas and personal biography.