Sentence examples for wild pieces from inspiring English sources

"One or two really wild pieces make everything come together," Gemma Ahern said.

"We've put together some pretty wild pieces of sausage in the last five years," said Mr. Christensen, reflecting on the behind-the-scenes efforts to mold legislation.

Welch's Web site has page after page of wild pieces from Jackie's era, such as gingham plastic frames with octagonal lenses ($85-$85-$125ut I'm fascinated by the really old stuff.

My composer friends wrote some exciting, wild pieces, but the music doesn't necessarily have the daring and hardness -- almost hard-core edge -- that a lot of music did in the 50's and 60's.

Saturday's concert opened and ended with wild pieces separated by 260 years, both inspired by stormy weather: "Chaos" by the French Baroque composer Jean-Féry Jean-Féry Rebelirst, and "wasther One" by the American composer Michael Gordon, written in 1997, the last.

We're constantly wondering where designer Jonathan Adler gets the inspiration to create such beautiful, whimsical and wild pieces.

There was also a terrifying Berlioz "Symphonie Fantastique" that made this utterly wild piece seem the product of a cagey craftsman.

New hiking trails and biking routes are being finished, too, making this wild piece of land closer in spirit to a US national park.

This is a wonderfully wild piece of rus in urbe; an unusual mixture of ancient woodland, Victorian "improvement" and modern planting.

An equally wild piece in 3-D, "Creation (Megaplex)," opened at the Nicole Klagsbrun gallery in Chelsea last week, the third of a trilogy that makes art from film.

Schnittke's "Five Fragments Based on Paintings by Hieronymus Bosch" (1994) is, even by his standards, a stylistically wild piece, cacophonous at times (in the best Bosch tradition) yet sometimes strikingly simple and beautiful.