Sentence examples for combined older from inspiring English sources
The album, which won a Grammy Award as best comedy recording, combined older material with his newer, more acerbic routines.
Chris Melissinos, who organized that exhibition, wanted to make a case for the evolution of video games as a new art form that combined older forms like painting, sculpture and storytelling.
At Texp = 25 and 30°C, 0 2 days old bees transferred less often heat to the comb than the combined older age classes (P<0.01; Chi2 = 10.14 and 8.63>6.635).
For both sexes combined, older people in Uganda had slightly higher physical functional ability status, but lower subjective wellbeing status, than study participants from South Africa.
In multivariable analysis, the following variables increased the odds of clinic based testing in girls and boys combined: older age, age at first intercourse ≤ 14 years, no condom use at first intercourse, steady relationship, and having had higher number of lifetime partners (Table 2).
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.
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.
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.
Never mind that Social Security continues to run enormous surpluses, with the combined old age and disability trust funds projected to grow from $2.5 trillion in 2009 to $3.8 trillion in 2020, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
