Sentence examples for continuity out of from inspiring English sources

Playing many different instruments, sometimes switching off to one another, they forge a slippery continuity out of messy glory.

Instead, yet another coaching appointment, late before the start of 2014, saw Mastroeni try to coax some continuity out of what was still a very promising core group of players.

"The Kingdom" takes the breathless visual precision of the Jason Bourne movies — what the film scholar David Bordwell calls "intensive continuity" — out of the abstract hall-of-mirrors universe of intra-C.I.A. skulduggery and into a semiplausible world of international tension.

And yet they're written into us, too; they make up the arbitrary, contradictory continuities out of which families are composed.

A fundamental virtue of the cinema, and maybe even the founding one, is that it makes time ebb and flow: that it conjures a sense of time, of time as such, that isn't necessarily that of the real-time events onscreen; that it puts apparent continuities out of sync with themselves, layers tempi, unfolds instants into rising arcs, drops slow unfoldings into shocking free fall.

26, 27 With the reduction in relational continuity during out-of-hours care, it has been suggested that informational and organisational continuity supplemented by good communication may enhance the experience of patients with palliative care needs.

Furthermore, continuity in out-of-hours care needs attention regardless of the models.

Like him, "Everyone Else" could use a serious trim, and some of the continuity is out of whack, as white skies switch to purest blue and back, but maybe that is deliberate.

They must be checked with a voltmeter "in circuit" or with an ohm meter or continuity tester "out of circuit".

So in the spirit of youthful rebellion (and continuity) we sent out-of-bounds photographer Nick Sethi to document backstage at Hood by Air's latest showing.

The relationship between continuity of care and out-of-hours use did not show a clear pattern of variation between patients from different employment groups.