Sentence examples for a sort of alternating from inspiring English sources
This game of positive and negative charges, a sort of alternating current, is announced in the play's first beat, when Dr. Givings's sweetly scatterbrained wife, Catherine (the pert Laura Benanti), plays with an electric light to amuse her newborn daughter.
"I don't have an optimistic feeling in broad terms, and I think I take comfort for myself in creating a tiny world where things work a little better, a sort of alternate universe".
Brief dips into more promising material — the ritualistic lists of musical notes her character recites, the use of fanciful nationalities and transportation methods in a sort of alternate-universe metropolis — serve only to make Ms. Anderson's pop-sociology musings seem that much more specious, though Ms. Matthis pounces on these brief vignettes with what seems like relief.
The supposedly "counterculture" hardware and software company–held by its faithful to be a sort of alternate-universe mirror to Microsoft –posted results for its fiscal first quarter, boasting a net profit of $565 million, up from $255 million a year earlier.
"Sticky Drama," one of the record's weirdo pop highlights, was a sort of alternate reality Alice in Chains power ballad that was about per his interview with The Fader at the time ejaculation.
In the late 18th- and early 19th-century rondo (Italianized form), the ritornello often featured a catchy tune as a sort of refrain alternating with more elaborate instrumental excursions.
The history of Martin's world, however, is sketchy, and rather than feeling like a real place it comes across as a sort of funky alternate reality Medieval England with the addition of zombies and baby dragons.
His novel "Tamar," winner of the 2005 Carnegie Medal (a sort of British Newbery), alternates between an often gripping story line about two British-trained covert agents parachuted into their native Holland during the last winter of World War II and the mystery of their legacy 50 years later.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
The sound became higher pitched as the match wore on, forming a sort of echo chamber effect when alternating with Sharapova's more guttural emissions.
