Sentence examples for as it developed from from inspiring English sources

The two-act show at the Joyce Theater begins with a brief, appealing and appetite-whetting film documentary on the Palladium Ballroom as it developed from its opening in 1947 to its peak of popularity in the 1950s as Manhattan's principal location for Latin ballroom dancing with big-band accompaniment.

The poem, as it developed from its original form, incorporated various traditional poetic techniques and partly relied on the poetic metre of those like Petrarch.

These elements, however, are now put into perspective as representing simply one significant strand in the complex fabric of Etruscan culture as it developed from Villanovan to Orientalizing.

She traces the arc of rising Shiite political power as it developed from Iran's Islamic Republic and Saddam Hussein's defeat in Iraq to the emergence of Hezbollah's protostate in south Lebanon.

We begin with Plato, and with a question that is intimately tied up with the ordinary notion of the soul as it developed from the Homeric poems onwards, namely whether a person's soul does indeed survive the person's death.

How did they first build their own houses with their own hands in the shantytowns that sprung up around Istanbul as it developed from a city of 1 million to 17 million in 60 years -- something I have seen from inside as a lifelong resident?

The novel is about Marie's state of mind, as it develops from the acte gratuit of her liaison with the young man: increasingly alert, engaged, sensitive almost to the point of synaesthesia.

Design and development of new combustion system for Spark Ignition Direct Injection (DISI) engines requires thorough understanding of the flame as it develops from electric discharge and propagates across the combustion chamber.

But it is obviously far from clear whether the ordinary notion of soul, as it develops from the Homeric poems down to the end of the fifth century, is a well-formed, coherent notion, one that can suitably support the very prominent role that Plato assigns to the soul, in the Phaedo as well as in other dialogues.

The above video shows an eerily clear view of the first 10 minutes of the Moore tornado, as it develops from a thin, wispy funnel into a terrifying, deadly tornado.

Deep sequencing of the transcriptome of the demosponge, A. queenslandica, as it develops from a pelagic larva to a benthic adult, revealed genome-wide transcriptional events accompanying this major life history transition.