Sentence examples for transform a piece from inspiring English sources

Arrangers are often said to have "sweetened" the music by adding strings, horns and other musical elements, but such a description doesn't do justice to how much an arranger's work can transform a piece of music.

This is due also to the Italian peculiarity where a part of local taxes arises from the decision of municipalities to transform a piece of non-urbanized land into an urbanized one.

There's something uniquely relaxing and intellectually exciting about watching bladesmiths work, as they transform a piece of metal into a functional tool, an ancient craft that is the bedrock of society.

Attitude adjuster: What's interesting is how color can transform a piece's impact, whether it's making a rather prim shirtdress from Co more adventurous because it's Rust or turning a straight suede skirt into retro cool because it's Oak Brown.

The nobility and haute bourgeoisie imitated the royal routine, but in so doing transformed a piece of court ceremonial into a flamboyant exercise in taste and sociability.

Here, time is folded back on itself, with the artist subtly transforming a piece of art history into something vibrant and new.

At the same time, objects like the "Eames Hack Highchair," which transforms a piece of furniture by the renowned designers Charles and Ray Eames into an infant's highchair fail to venture beyond what Andy Warhol, with his manipulations of celebrity portraits, demonstrated decades ago about craftsmanship in the age of mechanical production.

Bill Davenport makes eccentrically poetic works, like a group of blue cans bearing mounds of fake snow; Katrina Moorhead transforms a piece of Styrofoam packing material into a wonderful little swimming pool using miniature tiles and real grout; Brad Tucker produces funky conjunctions of words, materials and objects; and Francesca Fuchs merges consumer products and abstract wall painting (Johnson).

Back in April he transformed a piece of rough ground at the back of his house outside Kilcoo, County Down, into a fruit and vegetable garden.

The film's director, Theodore Ushev, transformed a piece by the Spanish poet called "Romance Sonámbulo" ("sleepwalking romance") into a dynamic animated arrangement of shape and color.

Quattrocchi documents where and when she found each item, transforming a piece of garbage into a mysterious memento, a precious symbol of something, though we're not sure what.