Sentence examples for a theme to create from inspiring English sources

In addition to re-photographing landscapes found in historical photographs, he photographs people and places from the same angle at regularly sequenced intervals, combines random images on a theme to create dissonant collages, and even composes elaborate panoramas from imagery shot at different times of the day and throughout the year.

We're working with other partners to create what we call 'Lovepop Lands.'" This consists of using Lovepop designs that fit into a single theme to create a larger design.

If you decide to accentuate your eyes you might want to go for a "Tiger/cat eye" theme, to create a mysterious and sexy gaze.

Last year students interpreted the "route to the hills" theme to create a Roman garden, complete with a mini fort.

For Creid, he expanded on this theme to create an album of arranged Xenogears music with a more prominent Celtic style.

He has also used original elements from Delia Derbyshire's 1963 version of the theme to create a new version; but with the episode opening in an unconventional fashion, Chibnall says it won't be until the second episode that fans get to see the show's new opening titles and hear the theme 'in situ'.

Mitsuda tried to use leitmotifs of the Chrono Trigger main theme to create a sense of consistency in the soundtrack.

He also tried to use leitmotifs of the Chrono Trigger main theme to create a sense of consistency in the soundtrack.

Ian McEwan's new novel "Atonement" -- a symphonic book that reprises all of that author's perennial themes to create a deeply affecting story about love and war and the destructive powers of the imagination -- is as powerful a piece of storytelling as anything by Mr. Roth or Saul Bellow.

The show also combined masculine and feminine influences, sailor uniforms and exotic themes to create a what Galliano described as "off-duty elegance with a tropical twist".

In the last movement of the "Jupiter," he used five themes to create an extraordinary tapestry of counterpoint in a triumphant finale, music that Einstein poetically described as evidence of Mozart's need to "make an appeal to eternity" during a penurious period in his life.