Sentence examples for pieces much from inspiring English sources

From there, though, the movie plays with the pieces much as "Lola" did.

While there are some expensive couture pieces, much of this collection consists of licensed jewelry that Schiaparelli had mass-produced in the '50s.

It's a free show, but one on which (given the difficulty of borrowing and moving such pieces) much effort has been expended.

Lee's top lieutenant, Gen. James Longstreet, argued fiercely against going on the offensive, fearing Confederates would be cut to pieces, much as Union troops had been at Fredericksburg.

Haydn's piece offers a chastening lesson for present composers hard pressed to find more than one performance for their pieces, much less an enthusiastic audience.

And no wonder, too, that when the worst happens in this deceptively understated and finally ferocious film, Philippe seems to shatter into a thousand pieces, much like a stone dropped from a very great height, much like a man whose mask has finally and irrevocably been forced from his face.

So I found myself piecing much of the battlefield details together from primary sources.

But I don't think it would benefit us to diagnose the piece much more than that".

Extremely spare sections give way to chaotic passages, and fleeting echoes of Bartok in the violin writing give the piece much of its intermittent likability.

CRESSIDA LEYSHON: I like the Mealor piece much more than the Rutter, but there's something a little melancholy about it.

Ms. McDonald caught its hybrid style bang on, and emphasized the life and resilience in the piece much more than the cynicism.