Sentence examples for bring in elements of from inspiring English sources
Justice Charles H. Solomon turned back several of Mr. Brafman's attempts to bring in elements of Ms. Reuben's background.
When learning the culture of Far-Eastern indigenous people, we have managed to bring in elements of Nanai culture into the design of modern things, such as the dreamcatcher.
Among the changes, Osborne said he would gave a tax break to companies that hire under-21s, create another 20,000 apprenticeships, fund more training for 16 to 17-year-olds and bring in elements of an "earn or learn" system to stop 18-year-olds going straight on to the dole.
In a trend that Alison Laesser-Keck of VLD Events calls "the new destination wedding," couples are increasingly looking for ways to bring in elements of places that hold special memories — no matter where the actual wedding is being held.
Some accounts of the game bring in elements of fiction by Robert Graves, a British poet and writer who reconstructed the encounter in a story published in 1962; in Graves's version, the score was 3 2 to the Germans.
Their sets are layers of deep, sultry grooves, which bring in elements of ambient and disco with a light touch.
Within the site, the Activate phase takes dominance in terms of spacial design, utilizing the water from the channel by bringing in elements of design, consisting of energy creation, public space, public toilets, rain catching techniques, and community spaces.
She particularly enjoys bringing in elements of the bride's jewelry, recently making a chocolate cake with a re-creation of the bride's pearl, emerald and amethyst pendant.
In the US, Miles Davis was bringing in elements of rock music.
It brings in elements of literature and pop culture, fashion and cuisine.
A delicious example is Dio (Sas 4; 36-1-328-0360, www.diorestaurant.com), which, since opening in January, has quickly earned a reputation as one of the city's best, with a sleek, urbane décor that brings in elements of traditional folk art.
