Sentence examples for create a fusion from inspiring English sources

So it shouldn't be difficult to create a fusion, should it?

Yet he's in a position to create a fusion between fashion and entertainment that may ultimately redefine how clothes are marketed and possibly even designed.

The idea behind Major Lazer, the brainchild of US producer Diplo, was to bring American stars to Jamaica, where they would get in a studio with local talent, consume local produce and create a fusion of reggae and electronic styles.

Mr. Glover's own style has never borrowed from ballroom, ballet, flamenco or any of the other dance idioms tappers occasionally use when trying to create a fusion of forms.

"Today is a game changer," he said of the Liberal Party's endorsement, saying it would create a fusion ticket for "pro-business New Yorkers and the pro-people New Yorkers — that's what I'm all about".

On Deuces Wild (1997), King enlisted such artists as Van Morrison, Bonnie Raitt, and Eric Clapton to create a fusion of blues, pop, and country that dominated the blues charts for almost two years.

That created a fusion protein that spurred tumor growth.

In architecture and the other plastic arts, the whole of the three-dimensional form becomes engulfed in the organic, linear rhythm, creating a fusion between structure and ornament.

A spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg's campaign, Howard Wolfson, said the mayor "was very successful in 2001 and 2005 in creating a fusion coalition that helped propel him to victory, and very much looks forward to creating such a coalition this time".

Sometimes, he even creates a fusion dish, like his shrimp pastilla ($10), Moroccan-derived but clearly his own, wrapping shrimp with rice and almonds in crisp phyllo dough and serving it in a mole poblano sauce.

But in this current Paris autumn 2013 season, the one-time couturier has created a fusion of his own shapely silhouettes, joyful colors and intense embellishment with the ideas of Elsa Schiaparelli, the surrealist designer of the 1930s.