Sentence examples for pieces like those from inspiring English sources

Music, especially pieces like those that Mozart composed, can be very difficult to get right.

Several pieces, like those by Max Beckmann, Christian Boltanski and William Kentridge, mine the 20th century's major conflicts.

Pieces like those should be ignored, not because they reflect a morally repugnant misreading of history, but because they are narrowly didactic, which makes them bad art.

But the artist's more recent pieces, like those at the Presidio, reflect a subtler understanding of the effects of time on Bay Area geography.

Mr. Oulton, 42, at right, has worked with furniture since he was 18, making reproductions of certain identifiably English pieces — like those vast leather Chesterfield sofas — for Halo Living, his family's wholesale business.

When criticised about the comments, the Baroness has been quick to claim that she's been misrepresented, although no retractions or corrections of pieces like those mentioned above have ever surfaced.

legendary craftsmanship and stylized nature motifs in pieces like these diamond drop earrings and ring.

"Now that she has inadvisedly been given an opportunity to act," wrote Bosley Crowther, reviewing "Lady of the Tropics" for The New York Times in 1939, "it is necessary to report that she is essentially one of those museum pieces, like the Mona Lisa, who were more beautiful in repose".

An Unnatural Pursuit contains many slyly amusing asides (as when Pinter blames a hangover on the dyspeptic effects of white wine, and Gray comments, "I've observed that quite a few people, amongst them myself, consider that white wine is an alternative to alcohol, which is probably a mistake") but no hilarious comic set-pieces like those in its sequel, How's That for Telling 'Em, Fat Lady?

In several pieces, like the original Hamlet piece, I "reimagined" classics in Facebook form.

Some pieces like the Peregrina Pearl, the Vera Krupp diamond -- they're famous pieces.