Sentence examples for pieces with the same from inspiring English sources

"She looks for pieces with the same proportions as the earlier, classic hardwoods.

Using a small workshop in Brooklyn, "we created these pieces with the same individual attention as the originals," Mr. Rogin said.

However, this work shows that similar pieces with the same KI have different pz, leading to the conclusion that the principle of similitude based on KI is not completely accurate.

BOMB magazine has the story tagged as "experimental writing," but it's one of Baumer's more traditionally literary pieces, with the same sweet, funny, hopeful absurdism that characterizes his other work.

The Juilliard String Quartet, in its more than 50 years, has made it a point of honor to approach contemporary pieces with the same care and respect as it would established classics, and to approach antique masterworks with the same sense of excitement and adventure it would the newly minted.

Using a nine-fold magic square to determine structure, a favourite Max device, he explores aural extremes and quotes the medieval plainsong, "Ave Maris Stella" (Hail Star of the Sea), echoing one of his own finest pieces with the same name.

7) I'M WRITING A PIECE with the same orchestration as Rachmaninoff's Third Symphony, so I've been going through it a movement at a time with the score.

The toast, at first, felt of a piece with the same Gotham masochism that makes New Yorkers pay three-quarters of their income for hutch-like apartments and relish walks on trash-walled streets.

Another piece with the same label (which shall be nameless in this column) that retails for $210 is tagged at $85, and a black chiffon, floor-length gown that was also $210 is $99.

Clearly, neither Pinter's 1975 play, nor Samuel Beckett's Waiting For Godot -- the companion piece with the same cast running concurrently at the Cort - is easy to understand but they are by no means dry.

Pretend you were in a piece with the same tempo and beats per minute as the signs on Step Practice to get the hang of it.