Sentence examples for continual string from inspiring English sources
So, for Salmon the spotlight spot does not transmit energy in the absence of interactions, but involves a continual string of interactions.
RBS first planted a flag in the U.S. in 1988, making its first acquisition during the savings-and-loan crisis, before rolling out a continual string of modest add-ons like Connecticut's Farmers &Mechanics and Massachusetts' Quincy Savings Bank.
There are countless angular surprises, one echo of Bach's Third Brandenburg, and one concerto which ignores the violin's top string, showing Vivaldi's continual inventiveness.
Continue to seek out a continual future.
Indeed, everything about the night reverberated with a fresh and forward moving force, from the young luminary Jean-Philippe Tremblay conducting the night's lineup to Koerner describing the veil of twisting oak strings on the ceiling as canoes representing "continual discovery".
But for shows with "unplugged" ensembles such as string quartets or solo pianists, the space is completely without resonance and the continual food and drink service, not to mention the hubbub at the bar, can be annoying.
But for shows with "unplugged" ensembles such as string quartets or solo pianists, the space is completely without resonance — and the continual food and drink service, not to mention the hubbub at the bar, can be annoying.
In his string quartets, it is not easy to find traditional structures like the sonata form, variations or rondo – continual development might be an apt way to characterise his compositional procedure.
The violinist Cornelius Dufallo, of the plugged-in string quartet Ethel, gets the little stage at Bargemusic to himself this week; he performs "Journaling," a continual concert in progress that offers a showcase for his own music as well as that of such inventive colleagues as John Luther Adams and Missy Mazzoli.
It has continual profanity.
