Sentence examples for based on the talking from inspiring English sources

Although Mahogany's only credit on Jay-Z's Grammy-winning album was as the producer of a single track — based on the Talking Heads' "Life During Wartime" — it was enough to make him a Grammy winner, too.

(Mr. Brando was unable to appear because of illness or a sudden attack of dignity, and was replaced by James Woods.) Aside from the expulsion of an ocean of bodily fluid -- enough to float the cast of both "Survivor" series back to the mainland -- much of the humor in this sequel is based on the talking-back-to-the-screen gimmick used by moviegoing characters in the film "Hollywood Shuffle".

Called TED Books, it produces short works based on the talks given at TED events.

The paper is based on the talk the author delivered at the 2002 International System Dynamics Conference upon presentation of the Jay W. Forrester Award.

And he may well be capable of reaching a peace based on the talks at Taba, Egypt, that were cut off when Ariel Sharon became prime minister.

"For the first time since his creation man will be faced with his real, his permanent problem – how to use his freedom from pressing economic cares, how to occupy the leisure, which science and compound interest will have won," he wrote in a 1931 essay based on the talk, called Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren.

Coelho lightly fictionalises this collection of putative aphorisms: the conceit is that we're reading a manuscript lost for 700 years, based on the talk a mysterious scholar called the Copt gave to the citizens of Jerusalem on the eve of its invasion by French crusaders.

Based on the talks conducted by the Great Arab Socialist People's Libyan Jamahiriya with the United States and the United Kingdom, both permanent members of the U.N. Security Council responsible for ensuring international peace and security, it has decided of its free will to get rid of these materials, equipment and programs, and to become totally free of internationally banned weapons.

Based on the talk-through interviews, the other items listed above tended to be those which at least some respondents had difficulty in conceptualization.

Participants were given handouts based on the presentation (Talking with Your Children About Diabetes Complications, Important Take-Home Messages about Long-Term Complications, and Resources about Diabetes).

Thus started two-plus hours of live-tweeting that reads like a script to Portlandia: a PSA about plastic bags based on "The Artist," talk of "fascist food," a lot of good intentions, and a lot of passive aggression.