Sentence examples for associations moved from inspiring English sources

In concert performances (as in this amazing 1965 trio set from Copenhagen), his free-spinning skeins of musical associations moved from song to song and motif to motif in a passionate outpouring of lyrical imagination.

Most associations moved closer to the null after adjustment for CRAE.

In stratified analyses, odds ratios for cleaning products were consistently elevated within the group who said chemicals/pollutants contribute "a lot" to breast cancer, but associations moved towards the null in the other participants (Table 5).

If so, we would expect to see associations moving drastically away from the null, leading to biased RDs and interpretations.

After paying $22,000 in insurance fees, Mr. Curry and the association moved out.

Dime Bancorp, New York's largest savings association, moved to fend off North Fork Bancorp's $1.73 billion hostile bid by suing it for violating antitrust laws.

When the association moved to smaller headquarters in Chinatown, it abandoned some of its old costumes, including this one, which the museum rescued.

In 1928 Lloyd's moved to Leadenhall Street, and in 1957 the association moved to a new building on Lime Street.

The Newport Casino was built in 1880 as a clubhouse (the name derives from casina, an Italian term for a summerhouse, rather than any association with gambling) and was the site of the national championships of the U.S. National Lawn Tennis Association (later the U.S. Tennis Association) from 1881 to 1915 before the association moved to Forest Hills Queenss) in New York City.

The rowing association moved into the boathouse in 2004, paying a yearly management fee to the Restoration Project and taking responsibility for utilities and insurance; Mr. Curry said the rowing programs, even when supplemented by the rental fees charged to a few colleges for the privilege of rowing out of Sharp, never came close to breaking even.

Instead of conventional storytelling, juxtaposition and association move the narrative forward.