Everytown blends the elements of a national political campaign with traditional shoe-leather lobbying, celebrity endorsements, a volunteer network and digital outreach.
An example of a Universalist prayer: "May the blending the elements of pure salt to preserve the sanctity and pure water cleanse this space, in the Name of......... ...... (here add your own prayer or finish the invocation to whichever deity you have belief in).
Prior to the release of the album, guitarist Dan Donegan supported this, stating, "musically, it's a lot ballsier than we've written [before]." He continued, saying, "[We're] trying to get a good blend of the elements of the past three CDs to try to evolve into something fresh and new for us as well".
Cicero portrayed him as a cultured gentleman, poet, and student of philosophy who sought to blend the better elements of Greek and Roman culture.
OFF an undistinguished stretch of New Jersey highway late this summer, parents and children began pouring into the new store - a place that seemed to blend the essential elements of an upscale children's clothing outlet and a suburban theme park.
His involvement with a famous embassy from Athens, consisting of the heads of various schools of philosophy, gave him his cognomen: Sapiens, "the wise". Cicero portrayed him as a cultured gentleman, poet, and student of philosophy who sought to blend the better elements of Greek and Roman culture.
Now it is generally accepted that the best way to train students for well-integrated careers as physician-investigators is to blend the training elements together as much as possible.
For me, the most important quality is the fact that, despite the very exquisite and fantastical world already contained in the synopsis, it is Martinů's music that blends all the elements together and makes the opera a masterpiece".
The ensuing trial blended all the elements that, then as now, thrilled and fascinated the prurient American imagination: illicit sex, betrayal, murder — and the specter of race, since local rumor held that Martha had also had a liaison with a black man.
Dworsky later said that Crisler's "real genius" was in blending all the elements.
With the 1784 group he established a new level of piano concerto writing; these concertos are at once symphonic, melodically rich, and orchestrally ingenious, and they also blend the virtuoso element effectively into the musical and formal texture of the work.
