Sentence examples for pieces to bring from inspiring English sources

So is the sprinkling of diamonds throughout the 24 pieces to "bring the darker colors to life".

There were "a lot of deep maroons and greens and golds, and quilted and draped pieces to bring in the intenseness and complexity".

Older veterans including Korver, Smith and George Hill all could potentially be used as pieces to bring back future draft assets, but it's unclear if owner Dan Gilbert will be willing to take on future money to do so.

It therefore cut up a multi-ethnic empire into separate pieces to bring together supposedly "national" groups defined mainly by language.Before Soviet rule, identity and solidarity in Central Asia were largely based on tribe, clan, geography and even profession rather than on ethnic groups, which did not readily fit with geographical or linguistic divisions.

It takes painstaking technical coordination of a lot of different pieces to bring a functional DSL connection into being.

Organizers say the massive exhibit will feature immersive set pieces to bring the comic book world to life, accompanied by an immersive soundscape created by acclaimed composers Lorne Balfe and Hans Zimmer.

Swansea huffed and puffed in response but needed a set piece to bring parity.

Mr. Orth was most impressive in the Liszt, a notoriously difficult piece to bring off.

Brahms's Quartet in A minor is a hard piece to bring off, with its curious blend of noble sentiment and restless impetuosity.

First and foremost, Cook said, the site would have been better off inviting Glenn's mother to co-author the piece to bring in perspectives from both families and both races.

As a vision-impaired chorister, my confidence hinges on how well I know the person's working style – would they breathe loudly at the start of a piece to bring the choir in?