Sentence examples for contribute ever-changing from inspiring English sources
Every Royal Court dramatist was invited to contribute ever-changing material to a revue about Enoch Powell, who could, by coincidence, be seen every morning at Sloane Square station going to work.
They contribute to an ever-changing map that shows drivers the best way to beat the traffic on the way to work or home.
Last year, Gira resurrected Swans, assembling a group of former cohorts, among them the superb guitarist Norman Westberg, who was with the band almost since the beginning and who contributed greatly to its ever-changing sound.
The latter factors would benefit from a deeper understanding of the part of the wine metabolome related to minor components (e.g. phenolics, volatiles), which is more strongly affected by ever-changing pedoclimatic conditions contributing to vintage and geographic origin molecular fingerprints.
We hypothesized that Caullerya populations should change genetically, to remain infective to their ever-changing host.
In contrast, it is difficult to achieve strict homogeneity under the ever-changing pathogenic conditions of the sepsis patients in this study, which may have contributed to this negative result.
"It is a kind of crossing by contemporary art into theater and then crossing back into contemporary art, an ever-changing piece that will come to being with each spectator, each viewer who will be contributing to it".
The accents were ever-changing.
The stations' playlists are not ever-changing.
But a blog is ever-changing.
