Sentence examples similar to contemporary start from inspiring English sources

Both the music and the choreography move from traditional to contemporary, starting off with warhorses like "La Cumparsita" and finishing up with Astor Piazzolla songs and big lifts.

Hyman's MOG is one of the most interesting and important contemporary start-ups.

Mr. Phelps and many of his contemporaries started their careers working with instant film.

As history would have it, he and his contemporaries started a revolution in art even as streets worldwide teemed with protesters amid war and rumors of war.

But Crowther is mistaken – the interest rates on the loans had been set before he and his contemporaries started university in 2012.

Several of Zuckerberg's Harvard contemporaries started creeping out of the woodwork to accuse him of stealing their ideas, including the Winklevoss brothers.

He was answering not to a series of commercial opportunities but a compulsion to race, to subjugate his contemporaries, starting with his main rival in a more glamorous era, Alain Prost.

Prices for the Performance and Contemporary models start from £219/$249/€299, whilst prices for the Classic models start from £349/$399/€499.

When did contemporary artists start to make books? A.

Or try Twitham Court Farmhouse (01227 720265; twitham.com), a luxury B&B in Kent where more contemporary doubles start at £80, including a choice of vegetarian and vegan breakfasts.

Both books make clear the vast differences between the nineteen-fifties striptease tradition and its current incarnations: whereas the earlier variety spoofed women's disrobing, the girls in many contemporary shows start off nude — all stripped and no tease — offering us a deadpan emulation of the act itself.