Sentence examples for any old combination from inspiring English sources

But when they write in contemporary harmonic idioms and a nifty dissonance is called for, young composers are too quick to think that any old combination of pitches that produce some abrasive snarl of a chord will do.

There is evidence that the fourth generation fluoroquinolone, and moxifloxacin, exhibited better efficacy compared to polymyxin/trimethoprim, an older combination antibiotic agent [ 39].

Plus, it's so much more specific than "bi-racial," which applies to any old miscegenation combination.

Surely this trusted old combination is bound to work.

Beginning last November, young women born well after the swinging London era adapted the old combination.

Mind-to-mouth is quicker than the old combination of brain-to-eye-to-fingers, but quick speech is not the same as quality English.

Yet in the late 20th century theatre was increasingly divorced from dance, most plays being consciously modeled on European patterns; only in the operetta does the old combination remain.

So here we are again, being sucked into another war on the same old combination of flimsy intelligence, knee-jerk politics, high-octane rhetoric and virtually no serious parliamentary debate whatsoever.

In many others, including Southeast Asia and the Pacific, the role of tanks was more limited, and the old combination of infantry and artillery, now also supported by the air force, usually prevailed.

So it's the same old combination: You hope to gamble on the quality of the person as well as the quality of the idea.

Likewise, limiting yourself to the same old combination of red wine vinegar and olive oil misses out on the huge range of flavors achievable in a vinaigrette.