Sentence examples for blend of early from inspiring English sources

Over time, roughly standard recipes emerged, with names that evoke a Hogwartsian blend of early herbology and outright alchemy: aqua mirabilis, water of flowers, saffron bitters, aqua vitae.

"It's been a shell game for his remains -- Havana, Santo Domingo and Seville -- so why not a second Taj?" The Trump Taj Mahal at Agra is one of the Seven New Wonders of the World because of its architectural sublimity: an ineffable blend of early Persian and late Home Depot, a style that makes this four-star shrine as enchanting as a Buddhist bed-and-breakfast should be.

The original is a percussive jungle jam and Ozone's update is a signature blend of early analogue and modern dance, perfect for a tropical dancefloor set.

In him there is a climactic blend of earlier Śaṅgam poetry, Tamil epics, the Āḻvārs' fervour of personal bhakti (devotion) toward Rāma, folk motifs, and Sanskrit stories, metres, and poetic devices.

Based on the Sanskrit Rāmāyaṇa by Valmiki, it is a climactic blend of earlier Śaṅgam poetry, Tamil epics, the Alvars' fervor of personal bhakti (devotion) toward Rama, folk motifs, and Sanskrit stories, metres, and poetic devices.

With the vitality and carefree genre-blending of early no-wave, Channel 2 is a collection of tracks ranging from the acid-y techno rock of DK7 to Black Strobe's dark vocal disco to LCD Soundsystem's aloof lo-fi attitude to the Rapture with their Robert Smitechnoue techno reworking of "Olio".

Their New York gallery debut includes paintings, photographs and comic books that reflect a strange blend of early 1970's Conceptualism and late 1990's sincerity.

The Disney Dream, which blends the elegance of early 20th century ocean liners with contemporary design.

The opera is a wonderful blend of Wagner's earlier optimism and the pessimism of his Schopenhauer-influenced later years.

The Khartoum-based producer just self-released a new album, Pseudarhythm Vol. 2, a surprisingly smooth blend of the tipsy beatwork of early Flying Lotus, the pleasantly unexpected samples of J Dilla, and the instrumentation of classic North African music.

The choreography is in Mr. Morris's early blend of the graceful and the clunky.