Sentence examples for cross fertilising from inspiring English sources

While rap and rock have been cross fertilising since Run-DMC and Aerosmith teamed up for Walk This Way in 1986, 2013 saw hip-hop's biggest names taking the music in any and every direction.

This is a classic "boundary spanning" phenomenon (in which people who worked in more than one organisation cross fertilised ideas between them).

The Homintern certainly helped cross-fertilise the arts.

"We spoke about how we could cross-fertilise ideas.

Scientific advances, philosophical ideas and much else was cross-fertilised by exposure to east and west.

New homegrown commissions can now be cross-fertilised between Viacom's channels, which include MTV, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central.

Scottish unionism and nationalism don't sit as two separate, simmering tribes as in Northern Ireland; they cross-influence and cross-fertilise each other.

In essence, the story ought to be one of boundaries broken down, of how vocal traditions can circulate and cross-fertilise.

Not that the two were ever far apart for a composer whose symphonies and songs cross-fertilised each other to an extraordinary degree.

"We need to change our mindset, cross-fertilise our talent and encourage writers, directors and producers to think on a much larger scale".

There are the exciting attempts to cross-fertilise ideas and themes between different cultures realised by musicians such as Belize-born composer, Errolyn Wallen, flitting from jazz to Shostakovich-influenced compositions.