Sentence examples for pieces which would from inspiring English sources

Most of the pieces, which would now be worth a fortune, vanished, probably into the fire.

I don't want to start swapping off pieces, which would throw away White's initiative.

He then could, as Paganini did, perform his own pieces, which would surely hasten his own apotheosis.

But if this band goes right, it may attain something better than solos and set pieces, which would be constant flexibility.

I have also played pieces which would not qualify as great, but they are things that I like". As far back as 1957, Brendel first recorded the Schoenberg piano concerto and has also championed Busoni.

Magnetic tape wasn't freely available until the 50s, when Stockhausen and others started creating strange new looped pieces, which would eventually influence Miles Davis, the Beatles, and the American minimalists.

He'd bring a wistful, dreamy, drawn-out feel to the piece, which would go really well with the "high ball floating interminably in the air" subject matter.

So all the contention came to be centred on the third piece, which would have to bear the burden of being some sort of climax to the venture.

The only commission he accepted was from Seth Atwood, founder of the Time Museum in Rockford, Illinois, who set him the challenge of creating a piece which would represent a fundamental improvement in watch performance.

Light recently considered writing an op-ed piece, which would have said, in effect, "If called, I will not quote," but he ultimately decided against making what he called "a Shermanesque withdrawal from the field".

Sincura also presented both the show in which it displayed the Banksy work, and the auction that followed, as a public service, of sorts, arguing that its goal was to find a British buyer for the piece, which would otherwise become "an integral part of an important private collection of Banksy street works" in the United States.