Sentence examples for pieces that constitute from inspiring English sources
By 1892, when he graduated from the conservatory, he had composed the piano pieces that constitute his opuses 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7.
The tens of thousands of pieces that constitute the Dead Sea Scrolls, most of them tiny fragments but some large intact scrolls, were found in caves near Bethlehem in the late 1940's.
Mr. Serra pursues this duality in five ambitious pieces that constitute his seventh spectacular courtesy of Larry Gagosian, who has spent money moving more Serras across the George Washington Bridge than anyone, although it has probably been worth the effort.
Among them are pieces that constitute some of history's more esteemed feats of artistic deceit, including paintings by the great Dutch forger Han van Meegeren that fooled old master experts for decades.
On February 19 , 1909 Schoenberg finished the first of three piano pieces that constitute his opus 11, the first composition ever to dispense completely with "tonal" means of organization.
Johnny is the kind of druglord who buys coffins first, then issues death warrants afterwards, saying: "I want these filled by sundown!" Like everything else in Bay's worldview, he's a cartoon and distinctly less important than the shoot-outs, car smashs and action set-pieces that constitute the bulk of the movie.
There are an additional 130,000 bits and pieces, as small as a fingernail, that constitute a potent, largely invisible threat mitigated only by the vast empty ocean of space in which they move.
This is reflected in the way in which information related to each theme is presented here, with extracts from Dataset Two consisting more of factual pieces of information from individual countries that constitute the theme and sub-themes.
But then something happened: Beethoven became obsessed with Diabelli's waltz, and ended up writing thirty-three variations that constitute one of his most beloved pieces for piano — Opus 120.
Does that constitute dating?
Would "fixing" that constitute a new tax?
