Sentence examples for combined old from inspiring English sources
The group, known as ICE, combined old and new in its curtain raiser, Mozart's Adagio (K.
As a neoclassical composer he frequently combined old forms (such as the ricercar, variation, sonata, and chaconne) with contemporary musical techniques.
The scheme has boosted the profile of emerging poets and combined old works with new to show the trajectory between tradition and invention.
The Bitterroot and Clearwater mountains originally combined old trees, which sheltered elk in the winter, and fire-cleared open space, where they foraged for willow, bear grass and other shrubs.
For me another standout program that combined old and new music came from Mr. Dohnanyi and the Cleveland Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in 2002, part of a series planned with Mr. Morris's input.
For a decade, Mr. Saadiq has combined old R-and-B with current production sounds and whiffs of hip-hop, and two years ago Toni Toni Tone finally broke up, a victim of radio's narrowness.
He combined old-fashioned scholarly rigour with critical sophistication, and though he was too briskly pragmatic to be fond of Freud or Derrida, he had plenty of time for Marx and William Morris.
Eccentricity, sensuality, overweening narcissism: Miss Brodie was a part for lionesses of the stage who combined old-style grandeur with new-style neurosis, and it got them in Vanessa Redgrave (who created the part in London), Zoe Caldwell (who won a Tony as Miss Brodie on Broadway) and Maggie Smith (who was awarded an Oscar for playing her on screen).
Between them, Winehouse and producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi concocted a set of songs that combined old-style R&B with a hip-hop sensibility, and a 60s girl-group swing with a hyper-modern, caustic take on the pain of love.
The album, which won a Grammy Award as best comedy recording, combined older material with his newer, more acerbic routines.
Politico described Polgreen as a Times "rising star" in a 2015 profile that noted how she combined old-school journalism chops with a forward-looking digital perspective not tethered to the paper's print legacy.
