Sentence examples for continuing on the theme of from inspiring English sources
Continuing on the theme of restricted views, Renia Coghlan emails: I am writing to highlight a recent experience at the 10-meter men's synchronized dive on Monday.
Continuing on the theme of retention, we were curious to see how the deep-linked experience could improve longer-term engagement for the apps in our sample.
And continuing on the theme of those getting away, or in this case planning on getting away, there's Pete Campbell.
He continued on the theme of breaking up Yahoo and selling its parts by saying that "running a big company is difficult.
If you're an artist, you can't skirt the issues - you're nothing if you do.' Hirst continues on the theme of fatherhood, bringing Allen into the equation.
To continue on the theme of questions and comments related to voice-over announcers, I have long wondered if companies purposely use slightly less well-known talent as narrators in commercials or ask their more famous talent to "disguise" their voices, or make them ever so slightly less recognizable.
"Second Coming" continues on the theme of religion: "... have no other gods before me / I'm the light / The devil's getting smarter all the time" The track developed from one of Cooper's lyrical fragments—"Time is getting closer / I read it on a poster"—and is set to a delicate piano by Ezrin.
But to continue on the theme of "painting the artist out of the picture" from yesterday's post on Eske Rex's room-sized drawing machine, this week's Instructables How-To shows you how to make your own generative drawing machine using simple tools from around your studio… because not all of us have the strength and patience of Orrico.
Roy Bicknell (ICRF, Molecular Oncology Laboratories, Oxford, UK) continued on the theme of oxygen free radical stress by reporting on the actions of thymidine phosphorylase (TP).
Continuing on this theme of the gays' special fortune don't go thinking that Epstein wanted homosexuality to be illegal; those laws were "barbarous, not to say illogical"—Epstein presents the "sexual simplicity" of the homosexual lifestyle, as described by "the hairdresser of a lady friend of mine".
