Sentence examples for a part of a continuum from inspiring English sources
"The film is a part of a continuum of those that strike a typically English and urban visual mood," the album's composer, Pete Townshend, said by e-mail.
They forgot that they are a part of a continuum of history, and it's not about the fucking buck that you make today at whoever's fucking expense.
For liberals, battling dictatorial rule after the Korean War, winning the right to elect representatives and resisting government meddling with textbooks is all part of a continuum, an unending struggle or protest against repression.
It says a lot for Stephen Hartke's "Night Songs for a Desert Flower" (2009) that when the Brentano String Quartet performed the work alongside quartets by Haydn and Beethoven at Zankel Hall on Wednesday evening, it seemed fully a part of the continuum: a modern extension of the musical language those composers spoke and as eloquent in its way as the music of its celebrated predecessors.
Men earned an average monthly wage of $9.54, according to the Laurel Historical Society, while women brought home $5. "The great thing about living in a historic neighborhood is you become a part of the continuum of the value and the values of a community," said Shannon Perich, who has lived in a 97-year-old Cape Cod with her husband and two children for 16 years.
She appreciates what it means for every living person to be a part of this continuum.
As the waves wash over the sand repeatedly, it is a part of the continuum of the world.
Plantations should be seen as a part of this continuum.
"You are cooking a flatbread on a rock, part of a continuum that goes back thousands and thousands of years".
"What we're doing is part of a continuum," he said, "part of a tradition that is now in its fifth and sixth generation".
