Sentence examples for combining language from inspiring English sources

This document, lent by Wesleyan University Library in Middletown, underscores Mr. Cage's early experiments combining language, hearing and sound.

In general, careful attention to choosing and combining language impresses us most — the thoughtful choices that make us see something in a new way.

In Westchester, the Chappaqua district received a 2.7percentt increase in state aid, or $179,128, that will, among other things, help pay for a new interdisciplinary Chinese class combining language, culture and history at the high school.

Multimodal documents combining language and graphs are wide-spread in print media as well as in electronic media.

Clark's work illustrates two key characteristics of e-lit: It incorporates multiple medias to tell a story, and, by combining language with other media in unexpected ways, it reveals, expands and reconfigures the "natural" habitat of literature, thus opening up the possibility of new forms.

Note that RVP latency, concision ratio, SWM strategy, and information units were the variables that better contributed to cluster formation when combining language and CANTAB test results.

Ms. Okudzeto combines language and image.

Jan Mancuska combines language, his body, a cap and light to reveal several words that begin with "no".

They are part of its Language and Fun series, which combine language immersion with excursions and cultural activities.

Probably the most spectacular program of this sort to be developed in the nineteen-sixties was one created by Minsky's student Daniel Bobrow that sought to combine language and mathematics.

The poems were memorable in a way that so much contemporary verse is not, because of the way they managed to combine language that was genuinely "poetic" with the ease and naturalness of everyday speech: One dark night, My Tudor Ford climbed the hill's skull; I watched for love-cars.