Sentence examples for described as combining from inspiring English sources
This music could be described as combining the pummeling energy of Prokofiev and the hazy harmonies of Messiaen.
Ashley Greene will star in "Olivia Twisted," a film described as combining "Dickensian elements with a Gothic backdrop".
They ended up with an interactive learning space with video screens, a tree trail, a cave, a ship and a castle -- elements that Ms. Miranda described as combining elements from programs like "Sesame Street" and retail outlets.
Tucked away in the chancellor's autumn statement was the news that Manchester city council is to receive a £78m grant towards a new "large-scale, ultra-flexible arts space", described as combining the qualities of the London Coliseum and the Tate Modern turbine hall.
In a brochure sent to booksellers, the book is described as combining "the adventure and optimism of 'Three Cups of Tea' with the powerful connection between man and animal that readers loved in 'Marley and Me.' " Booksellers have responded strongly to the marketing campaign, which included DVDs, YouTube trailers and lunches with Mr. Isaacson.
Stevens' approach to integrating health and social care is both pragmatic and radical; he gave strong hints that he has little interest in grand schemes for what he described as "combining two financially leaky buckets", while being determined that the NHS and local government should collaborate on new models of care delivery within existing structures.
While the factory and mechanized production played important roles in the process of industrialization, this process has been usefully described as "combined and uneven development".
Other devices promoted as offering mileage monitoring include Drive Green, Save Gas ($300), which its seller, PLX Devices (plxkiwi.com), describes as combining trip data with eco-driving lessons, and the DashDyno SPD by Auterra (auterraweb.com), which says its $329 gadget collects data including horsepower and torque readings as well as instant m.p.g. and diagnostics tools.
Painting, however, broke free from the bounds of quadrangles decades ago see, for example, Richard Tuttle's octagonal Red Canvas, or Robert Rauschenberg's painting-sculpture fusions he described as "Combines".
The method is described as "qualiquantilogical" combining elements from qualitative and quantitative research traditions [ 42].
In his autobiography, the early civil-rights activist James Farmer described Fisher as combining "a fiery hatred of racism with a violent rejection of war.
