Sentence examples similar to snippets of work from inspiring English sources

When Alabama is on defense, the school's Million Dollar Band often plays a snippet of "Work Song," from "Les Misérables".* Feelings about the movie aside, Alabama would have been kind to heed lyrics from elsewhere in the musical: "Look down, look down, and see the beggars at your feet / Look down and show some mercy if you can".

And yet, Drummond's successors, first Nicholas Kenyon and currently Roger Wright, have grasped the baton of new music and continued to programme what might fairly be described as snippets of contemporary work in the Last Night party, and indeed often works that make few, if any concessions to popular audience appeal.

At best it duplicates what professors can and should do, and at worst it allows student teachers to submit unrepresentative or "canned" snippets of their work.

The system gets smarter as it keeps practicing, figuring out which snippets of code work best together and when to use a certain snippet in place of another.

The duo will be performing it in repertory with Retro per)spective, which will allow audiences to see snippets of past work from this extraordinary company, founded in the early 1980s by Shaw, Weaver, and Deb Margolin.

Google's use of snippets of copyrighted works has also raised the ire of news outlets.

Snippets of the works of the bar's namesake, the 20th-century Irish author Brendan Behan, are painted on the walls.

Reservations are required, but snippets of four works, ranging from a song cycle about insect life to a multimedia presentation based on a 13th-century Chinese story, will be performed.

Later we're able to see snippets of bold works like "The Green Table" (a macabre, antiwar piece by Kurt Jooss, produced by the Joffrey in 1967), and a step later, Robert Joffrey's own psychedelic "Astarte" (1967).

This "fair use" right to use snippets of copyrighted works for the purpose of parody or criticism or scholarship, they say, is essentially impossible to exercise if the material is protected with digital locks and federal law makes it illegal to unlock them.

Until now, Google only allowed people to read the out-of-copyright books online (and only snippets of copyrighted works).