Sentence examples for brings select from inspiring English sources

Each of these programs has the air of a workshop, interspersed with commentary from Mr. Schenly, who brings select musical passages to the audience's attention.

That channel is Affrm, the African-American Film Festival Releasing Movement, which Ms. DuVernay helped found in 2011, a collaborative group that brings select black-themed art films —- like "I Will Follow and Andrew Dosunmuu's "Restless City" — to multiplexes in major cities. "Middle of Nowhere" has a scene that crystallizes Ms. DuVernay's aesthetic and wry humor.

The architecture of the system brings select immune cells together in discrete space and time and the interactions between the now adjacent T cells create the integrated dynamic response of the system.

The three-day symposium brings selected participants from the field of academia, art and activism together with a prominent group of young activists and artists from the continent and the African Diaspora.

"I'll bring select kids from the audience onstage, and I'll teach them the same way I was taught.

Over the next few weeks, Etsy plans to bring select supply sellers into Studio to get them ready for the full launch in April.

Shortly thereafter, the company began using the $100 million fund, in partnership with OpenFeint, to bring select games from international Android developers into the Chinese market.

Following this week's resolution of a carriage dispute that would have otherwise caused a blackout of Viacom's TV channels on Dish Network, the two companies have worked out a deal that will not only keep those channels live, but will also bring select channels to Dish's Internet streaming service, Sling TV.

A two day-long affair when Cort & Stephen brought select members of the Ultimate Spider-Man writing team together with some new collaborators.

This Parnell avoided by pursuing a policy moderate in substance testing the act by bringing selected cases before the land commission but making speeches couched in violent language.

Already, at Harper's Bazaar, she had begun frequenting the darkroom on her lunch hours to develop images by the great fashion photographer George Hoyningen-Huene, using tissues and gauzes to bring selected areas of a picture into focus and applying bleach to manipulate tone.