Sentence examples for pieces that may from inspiring English sources

Great programs create a kind of invisible drama, establishing narrative connections between pieces that may or may not be directly related.

Academic journals (I work for one, the BMJ) are sent research papers and comment pieces that may not always be written by the academics listed as the authors.

Usually it is a matter of durable quality, but occasionally the culprits are shape and size: pieces that may have fitted the customs of their time but that the present music business has no place to put.

Unusual choral music is the province of this fine amateur chorus, and this weekend's program of Nordic music (from Estonia, Russia, Scandinavia and Canada) features a lot of pieces that may not be immediately familiar.

The first part of the set, entitled Pièces de clavecin qui peuvent se jouer sur le viollon ("Harpsichord Pieces That May Be Played on the Violin"), again consists of dance pieces in the French tradition.

Still, every few years a fresh batch of new classics emerges: pieces that may have started as faddish sartorial extras but then -- because of popular demand, durable chic, surprising utility or some combination thereof -- settle in to become collection staples season after season.

In the end, it was a piece that may have proved too expensive for the Mets to keep.

It is "the piece that may, from a strategic point of view, define the marketplace for years to come".

This is the kind of set piece that may have looked powerfully abstract as a mockup model.

"Sometimes, when you think it's a really good piece that may not exactly fit in all the little things you do, you can teach him those things".

They include Duke's second-ever composition and one piece that may never have been played before, even by the man himself.