Sentence examples for pieces led to from inspiring English sources

The threat-based pieces led to "tongue-flicking, head-cocking, scratching," and other signs of anxiety, Snowdon says.

They nearly had one in the 111th minute when a couple of set pieces led to Valdes having a clear header on goal, but he couldn't generate enough power on it to trouble Frei.

The action of clipping or cutting off small pieces led to snippety, "fragmentary, scrappy," with a temporary detour to sniptious, and finally to snippy, metaphorically cutting off pieces, thereby seeming "curt, supercilious, fault-finding, airish," its meaning influenced by the "irritable, tart, short-tempered" sense of snappish.

Then for the first time Alain had access to newly restored instruments of Bach's day as opposed to copies, and the resulting ability to match the characteristics of particular organs with specific pieces led to a third cycle, which was initiated in 1986.

What those pieces led to was the realisation that I was working for a mostly non art initiated audience; these works for the most part were seen by people who were passersby on the street.

The passport pieces lead to some interesting surprises, as Chun explains, "There were these groups of passports that had these beautiful landscapes, images of nature, and I was really interested in focusing on this group of imagery.

The success of that piece led to more sittings and more paintings, in oil or watercolor on wood.

This is the kind of attack that, in one incident mentioned by Daniel Klaidman in his Newsweek piece, led to "persuasive" reports of dozens of women and children dying.

Click here or on 'view gallery' to see Banksy's New York artworks The newspaper's decision not to publish the piece led to another Banksy artwork – a mural in Greenpoint saying: "This site contains blocked messages".

The Business Insider piece led to another, longer profile by the newspaper at Islam's elite New York City high school, Stuyvesant, a public magnet school, which counts among its alumni four Nobel Prize winners.

The gloom and ultimate uplift of the first piece led to the composer's famous deathbed remark that his own expiration was not at all unlike the music he had written on the subject a half century before.