Sentence examples for classic format from inspiring English sources

The classic format was three acts and a compere, one interval.

A Very Murray Christmas is a modern take on a classic format made by Netflix without any supervision.

We got the classic format, with each musician singled out in a solo, during which he and Glover played off each other, trading stories, as it were.

He described the Hirst idea as being a "classic" format for ITV's The South Bank Show or the BBC's arts strand Imagine.

Faithful to a classic format – a sour base sweetened with a little liqueur – Dick's mastery of carefully balancing ingredients has turned it into a true modern classic.

Beyond these pointers, however, there's little intimate connection between them and the stage: and, in essence, this show rarely deviates from the classic format of a flamenco concert.

Features: VARNA implements four drawing algorithms, supports input/output using the classic formats dbn, ct, bpseq and RNAML and exports the drawing as five picture formats, either pixel-based (JPEG, PNG) or vector-based (SVG, EPS and XFIG).

The third station Merlin bought from Emmis, WLUP (97.9 FM) in Chicago, is not changing from its classic rock format.

While the number of stations embracing the "classic alternative" format is small so far, industry executives expect a significant jump in the coming years.

In the unrelentingly grim "Back to 1942," the Chinese director Feng Xiaogang uses the classic epic format to explore what happened when war met famine in the Henan Province of China in 1942, a disaster that cost millions of lives.

With two keyboards, a classical acoustic guitar, and a tabla, Prime Time had morphed from free-funk propulsion to a thick, impressionistic stew; the acoustic quartet with piano mirrored a classic jazz format yet remained untethered fom jazz cliché.