Sentence examples for pieces with which from inspiring English sources

To find other Times articles, photos, essays or opinion pieces with which this familiar poem might also be matched.

On the other are the mass-market pieces with which those of us with shallower pockets furnish our homes – less expensive and, sadly, often less inspiring.

As Mr. Brugioni's book shows, the missile crisis sheds considerable light on the ways intelligence organizations arrange the chess pieces with which the policy makers play.

This key Ballets Russes work, whose Paris premiere starred Vaslav Nijinsky, Anna Pavlova, and Tamara Karsavina, was one of the pieces with which Diaghilev took the French capital by storm in 1909, the year before the company's official establishment.

Yves Abel conducts his ensemble in a rare performance of Bizet's one-act opera "Djamileh," and one of the pieces with which it was originally performed: Saint-Saens's "Yellow Princess," now even rarer.

Within a month, the London apartment was packed and heading for Switzerland, and I was combing the Internet and back streets of Nordic capitals looking for additional pieces with which to fill it.

Cho performed the Nielsen Clarinet Concerto, the same piece with which he recently won the Woolsey Hall Concerto Competition at Yale.

Beneath the tumult of sounds is a more contemplative, integrative layer one that becomes fully audible in "Past Beyond," the piece with which the album ends.

For proof, spend a little time in "This Situation," the brilliant, challenging performance piece with which Tino Sehgal is making his New York gallery debut.

In "back2private," the improvisational evening-long piece with which the company made its New York debut at La MaMa E.T.C., Mr. Aschwanden took an enormous risk and lost.

Yet the most extraordinary thing in the film is the bizarre and uproarious sixteen-minute set piece with which it begins.