Sentence examples for pieces which may from inspiring English sources

Guo A dutifully supports Guo B, because her art pieces, which may take thousands of hours of hand labor, can't pay for themselves.

His choice of coupling is out of the ordinary, too – two of Prokofiev's early sets of pieces, which may owe more to Mussorgsky's example than first appears.

"It's like putting a jigsaw together where you take lots of individual pieces which may feel quite different [but] you end up with a picture that's recognisable to the audience," the controller says.

The Teatro Alla Scala in Milan is now interested in performing an evening of Mr. Zorn's vocal music, "La Machine de l'Être" and other pieces, which may turn out to be preparation for a larger work.

We avoid this by using the boundary information to determine a set of candidate tree pieces which may have information about the required node.

Briefly, this average WIE algorithm based on 'positioning-segmentation' is reflected in a 'rough-fine' structure: First of all, extract blocks pieces which may contain the target through ROIs [11].

The musical selections have a harsher, blurred sound than in the first piece, which may account for the tougher imagery.

The entire piece, which may originally have been a bead on an outsize rosary, is executed in a European high-style and might have been imported as is to Mexico, except for two features.

Mr. Cardona's collaborators on the piece, which may be seen by a peripatetic audience from more than one angle, include an architect, a designer, a D.J. and a videographer.

Remove the tough portion in one piece, which may be accomplished by one cutting with a scissors at the stem or blossom end close to skin.

It might be helpful to have several needles with thread prepared before starting this, because you'll be working with so many small pieces of weave which may be difficult to do with a single long piece of thread.