Sentence examples for crossover works from inspiring English sources

Two Bernstein jazz lectures are paired with crossover works featuring Louis Armstrong and the Dave Brubeck Quartet.

White-boy yakuza movies have bled into the mainstream over the last 25 years, giving us such crossover works as Takeshi Kitano's Brother, The Matrix trilogy, Nicolas Winding Refn's Bangkok-based massacre movie Only God Forgives, all that Besson trash, plus Sin City, The Departed and pretty much anything that features a single member of, or soundtrack by, the Wu-Tang Clan.

So while manual crossover works for the most part, "there's an error rate associated with it that varies a lot, but it's pretty high,' says Robert Martienssen, a plant geneticist and author on the paper, who lectures at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York.

Figure 4 shows how single-point crossover works.

All-wheel drive, like the kind found in BMW's X6 crossover, works like four-wheel drive, but it is engaged all the time and can be used on dry pavement without taxing the drivetrain.

"Grace" is a crossover work, one in which the artist strips herself of her individuality in order to be more palatable to the general public.

But the large-scale crossover work remains a rarity, due to its prohibitive expense in such straitened times for the music industry.

This study was designed to evaluate in a virtual environment the drivers' behaviour in response to nine different configurations of a motorway crossover work zone.

Lovett was an old friend from King's College school in Wimbledon, Marshall he had first met as a teenager then reencountered in Edinburgh; Dwane they all knew through crossover work with Marling.

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That's a lot of pressure, but Ms. Tharp has plenty of experience with great expectations, stretching back to her groundbreaking crossover work, "Deuce Coupe," for the Joffrey Ballet in 1973, which mixed her troupe's idiosyncratic, vernacular movement explorations with ballet and ballet dancers.