Sentence examples for prepare a piece from inspiring English sources

Players should prepare a piece of baroque or classical music, by Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart or something comparable.

"We have a serious taste problem with the contemporary stuff," said Mr. Marks, adding that next time he might well have all the dancers prepare a piece selected in advance by the jury.

Here, the galley might conceivably prepare a piece of beef that is both rare and hot (you'll never see that in economy), but it still won't be appealing -- not by a long shot.

Embargo the news?: The point about embargoes is that trusted media outlets have longer to prepare a piece.

It can be both easier and convenient for time pressed educators to comment on a need for writing improvement, providing feedback and recommending support materials for students to consider when they next prepare a piece of writing.

Candidates can go through as many as 10 or more interviews for a single role and, in some cases, are asked to prepare a piece of work that is of substantial value to the organization.

But, then again, so is poorly preparing a piece of fish.

In his last book, Cooked, the American eco-food guru Michael Pollan gets busy preparing a piece of meat for grilling.

"I think we spent about a fortnight, all told, preparing a piece that was over in under a minute," says Gregory.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: To further reflect on the idea of rebuilding, each student prepares a piece of artwork that expresses this theme.

Basil Twist, one of this country's premier puppeteers, is preparing a piece to Stravinsky's world-shaking ballet score "The Rite of Spring" for the Carolina Performing Arts festival "The Rite of Spring at 100," in Chapel Hill.