Sentence examples for pieces which could from inspiring English sources

After 34 de, the foregoing exchanges had not opened up avenues for the black pieces, which could still hardly move.

The eventual plan is to compile photographs of all the pieces, which could take more than a year to complete, into a book.

It will include a Volkswagen Beetle, a car ubiquitous in Mexico but here reduced to useless pieces, which could be Mexico's fate in the big global picture.

An ideological incoherence seethes in these young people — trying to be brave, terrified and nonetheless going forward, and being blown to pieces — which could be exploited if their revolutionary euphoria turns to bitter resentment.

The Tour is shaking things up a bit, chopping up the current packages into about 14 smaller pieces, which could maximize bids, and adding a West Coast tournament with a final round in prime time.

"I frankly think the CSIC Committee could have done a much better job by clearly distinguishing between the part of the work that is entirely sound from the bits and pieces which could be doubtful or bear anomalies.

Stockhausen had said it was a piece which could "have its own children".

The second piece, which could have been called "Why We're No. 11," was by the Washington Post economics columnist Robert Samuelson.

But for Ms Walker the real work involved transforming her ideas for the piece (which could sometimes be "finger-waggingly angry") into a work of art.

The WK must have captured on c1, and a knight is the only black piece which could have got there legally on the previous turn.

They Rise Merrily, an airborne old lady and monk with tambourines, is the only piece which could conceivably be used in a Saga advertisement.