Sentence examples for was being piped in from inspiring English sources

Dance music was being piped in through hidden speakers.

A recording, Marclay surmised, was being piped in — an artificial scheme to make the space seem less artificial.

The museum, which is devoted to Himalayan art, was once the original Barney's — the wind was being piped in through the P.A. system — and the climbers were about forty New York middle schoolers.

A polymer Elvis stands near the bar; "Heartbreak Hotel" is being piped in as I pass.

The other cast members were being piped in from L.A., along with the show's creator, Loren Bouchard, who directed both coasts.

Fifties pop is being piped in over a sound system, and a three-inch-wide band of rust-colored chalk has been sprinkled over the snow to mark the starting line.

He was, of course, referring to the three conspicuously absent attendees who were being piped in by telephone: Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs; John J. Mack, chairman of Morgan Stanley; and Richard D. Parsons, chairman of Citigroup.

I remember a performance of Mozart's Flute Concerto in D, with Jean-Pierre Rampal as the soloist and Gerard Schwarz conducting the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, which was positively bureaucratic in its self-satisfied mediocrity, as if it were being piped in from a department of motor vehicles in Leonid Brezhnev's Russia.

The station's output is mostly speech, with a strong community angle, although music from Beyoncé and the Kinks is scattered throughout the chat, and right now a live session from Brit School music student Louis is being piped in from downstairs.

Besides the voices of the president and Mr. Lieberman, a chorus of other recorded voices are being piped in to potential voters over the telephone: Mrs. Clinton is talking to union members; former Mayor Edward I. Koch and the Rev. Jesse Jackson are also doing spots for the Democrats.

The live video stream is being piped in right now, so come on in and join us.