Sentence examples for and punctuated by the from inspiring English sources

As on the album, this soon led to a quickened pulse, girded by clave and punctuated by the plangent, melismatic rasp of Blas Córdoba.

Sarcoidosis (known as sarcoid for short) is a mysterious chronic disease characterized by inflammation of tissues and punctuated by the unusual cell collections.

Together with her sisters Emily and Anne, Brontë led a life that was tedious when it was not tragic: spent largely in rural isolation, and punctuated by the untimely deaths of loved ones and stints teaching and governessing.

It could be the kind of building necro-groundhoppers visit and photograph, the cloudy grey backdrop offset by the moody green of weeds growing through the terrace steps and punctuated by the peeling paint of claret crush barriers.

His colt, Dollar Bill, concluded his serious preparation with a five-furlong workout today at a sharp 1 00 and punctuated by the colt's ebullient demeanor as he galloped out.

The view from the city wall towards the plains is dominated by the washed-out blues of the sky and punctuated by the heavy greens that mark the remaining patches of wilderness in this, the most heavily developed part of Italy.

"Planted in a half moon and punctuated by watch-towers, (the hedge) effectively isolated the settlers from the African continent.

Horn calls, surrounded by palpitating excitement in the strings and punctuated by electrifying beats on the kettledrums, flood the forest onstage.

We get the full picture in episodic form (and punctuated by antiseptic waiting-room music): the murders, the trial, the incarceration, the execution.

Energy markets are ultimately driven by physical fundamentals and punctuated by events, but lifting the curtain on the financial trade adds nuance and depth to market headlines.

Overture: Descending motion of the piano, echoed by the sampler (with random source in the WFS) and punctuated by bells (moving between sources in the WFS).