Sentence examples for continued his method from inspiring English sources

After his release from prison, Abu Izzadeen continued his method of firebrand preaching on the streets of London and via social media.

After his release from prison, Izzadeen continued his method of firebrand preaching on the streets of London and via social media.

Bullen continued his method of developing storylines based on his own life; he and his wife had their first child in the latter half of 1997, so he integrated their experiences into the storyline of characters Pete and Jenny, who have their first child in Cold Feets first episode.

Many of the students in his famous seminars were to become prominent historians, continuing his method of research and training in other universities.

However, there have been reports that Guardiola sees the prospect of succeeding Wenger and continuing his methods of developing players and a philosophy of beautiful football as an attractive one.

He continued his exacting work methods at the Met, making his debut on New Year's Day 1908 with a painstakingly prepared performance of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" that was enthusiastically applauded by the city's music critics for its "finely spun texture" and "iridescent web of tone".

He's excited to continue his exploration into generative methods and algorithmic design, because "After all, to create things, enables to understand".

Moreno continued to teach his method of psychodrama, leading sessions until his death in 1974.

Influenced by her time with the Wooster Group, Koosil-ja continues her method of "live processing": watching and mimicking movement at once.

Melville went on to refine his method, continuing to investigate and mythologize the French underworld in films like "Le Doulos" ("Finger Man," 1961), "Le Deuxième Souffle" ("Second Breath," 1966) and "Le Cercle Rouge" ("Red Circle," 1970), the latter being prepared for a release by Rialto later this year.

His method continues the democratization trend engendered by Internet technologies, which have helped overturn governments as well as transformed publishing, music, and now medicine.