Sentence examples for an effortless transition from inspiring English sources

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Another urged concertgoers to "listen to the oboe give way to two solo violins -- an effortless transition".

Not many authors are equally successful at writing books for adults and children, but Carl Hiaasen seems to have made an effortless transition.

Costis Skiadas develops in depth the fundamentals of arbitrage pricing, mean-variance analysis, equilibrium pricing, and optimal consumption/portfolio choice in discrete settings, but with emphasis on geometric and martingale methods that facilitate an effortless transition to the more advanced continuous-time theory.

After making an effortless transition from guest vocalist to No. 1 singer, the Yorkshire born star with a powerhouse of a voice is one of the UK's hottest properties.

Harsh, perhaps, but the sentiment is spot-on: had Sony released the PS3, Slim or otherwise, at $299 back in the autumn of 2006, we could well have seen an effortless transition between the PS2 and PS3.

Unlike almost any other ballet dancer — only Mikhail Baryshnikov, and to some extent Nureyev, come to mind — she not only went on to have a superstar career as an interpreter of the classics but also made an apparently effortless transition into works by contemporary choreographers while remaining a big-name box-office draw.

Of course, in our real world social networks, we have an almost effortless transition from the guys in class to the guys after class; some people will be in one network or the other, while some will be in both.

We would encourage you to stop using the 802.11 nomenclature well before the deadline, ensuring a swift and effortless transition into Wi-Fi chaos.

So too would Romand, centre of attention at last, flattered by the (rather creepy) attendance of a famous author and having made the apparently effortless transition from being trapped in life's equivalent to a Chabrol or Fassbinder movie (Why Does Herr R Run Amok?) to the transcendentalism of one of Bresson's spiritual studies, in which the sinner achieves forgiveness and clarity.

In that Capital One Cup team in August 2014 was a teenage midfielder called Bamidele Alli, whose apparently effortless transition to the Premier League and national team suggested that Milton Keynes may even have something to offer English football.