Sentence examples for creating a blend of from inspiring English sources

ROME — Fine arts and luxury brands have long crossed paths, creating a blend of culture, merchandising and branding.

They're a five-piece, from Bingley in Yorkshire, who are creating a blend of math rock, hardcore and post-punk.

In the 1970s he left his teaching position to focus on musical pursuits, with the ultimate aim of creating a blend of white and black South African artistic traditions.

The last touch of each dish is added at the table: a waiter composes young garlic soup, for example, ladling the aromatic broth over thyme, then adding sauteed frogs' legs, creating a blend of aromas that is satisfying before you ever put spoon to mouth.

The last touch of each dish is added at the table: a waiter composes young garlic soup, for example, ladling the aromatic broth over thyme, then adding sauteed frogs' legs, creating a blend of scents that is satisfying before you ever put spoon to mouth.

The last touch of each dish is put on at the table: a waiter composes young garlic soup, for example, ladling the aromatic broth over thyme, then adding sauteed frogs' legs, creating a blend of scents that is satisfying before you ever put spoon to mouth.

These mixes traded hands and created a blend of anxiety and desire.

"She told me she wanted white florals, and she loved the 'addiction' accord I created," – a blend of vanilla, caramel and amber.

While early manuscript designers were not consciously creating "graphic designs," scribes and illustrators worked to create a blend of text and image that was at once harmonious and effective at conveying the idea of the manuscript.

For this, first a dispersion of a PTFE homopolymer, PVA and water are compounded to create a blend of PTFE particles in a PVA solution.

But here, in a region that was once emblematic of the British automobile industry, the abrupt and secretive nature of BMW's departure has created a blend of emotions -- shock, betrayal, anger and despondency.