Sentence examples for back to the styles from inspiring English sources

ARCHITECTURE The Sharpes' family pile harks back to the styles of the 1300s, marked by the pointed arches of the hallway's ceiling vaults.

It seems strange that Ms. Prada, with her interest in contemporary art and the exhibit she was opening tonight to show off Rem Koolhaas's designs for Prada stores and offices, should go back to the styles pioneered by André Courrèges and Mary Quant.

Lately, he said, the so-called retro kids are going back to the styles of the '80s, this time adding more intricate patterns than were ever seen then, more startling neon colors and patterns that are limited only by the imagination of barbers like Rico London, who commands the first chair at Levels, the one by the window, and who is without any question the star of the show.

In the Indian state just west of there, Rajasthan, some villagers have already gone back to the style of rainwater harvesting their ancestors practiced.

Both have infinity pools, incredible views, legendary bedrooms and offer guests the chance to be transported back to the style of the planters.

He started by going back to the style of play he had always employed, that of a feel player, a shaper of shots.

Abrams also reveals in his interview for the new issue of Empire that the lightsaber battles in The Force Awakens will hark back to the style of those from the original trilogy.

Mr. Allen was the drummer in the great band led by Fela Anikulapo Kuti through the 1970's, and his loose-limbed playing can be traced back to the style of Elvin Jones.

Lionheart Not that I normally like "retro" design — it often seems like a missed opportunity to create something new — but some of my favorite boats among the very big, very blingy superyachts at the Monaco Yacht Show last month were the subtle, unshowy ones that harked back to the style of historic yachts.

A game against a struggling Club Bruges represents a good chance to bounce back but a switch back to the style of play from the first half of last season may now be necessary for a side whose attack – bolstered by the arrivals of Slimani and Ahmed Musa – already appears far more capable than its defence.

Then, in his last volume, Day by Day, published in 1977, the year he died, Lowell is trying to go back to the style he created in the late Fifties, but it is a flat volume, tired and listless: Caged in fiction's iron bars, I give this voice to you With tragic diction to rebuke the stars - It isn't you, and yet it's you.