Sentence examples for elements from an from inspiring English sources
Su-Lyn designed a modern black-and-white-tiled bistro that borrows elements from an old-school Singaporean shophouse without feeling antiquated.
The distillation of inorganic elements from an aqueous solution is applicable to a number of different species, both for the removal of interferences and for the collection of analytes.
As the two n'goni players, Mamah Diabaté and Andra Kouyaté, played their interlocking lines and the two drummers negotiated with the percussive notes from the balafon, Christophe Minck traded his bass for an acoustic guitar, playing scrubbing effects through a wah-wah pedal like elements from an old Curtis Mayfield record.
But it has a swine gene?... FAUCI: This particular virus, this H1N1 we're calling "swine flu," has genetic elements from a human influenza, genetic elements from a pig influenza, and genetic elements from an avian influenza.... HARKIN: I've heard that a more correct terminology for this might be a Northern American virus.
Beyond her father's best-known work, Ms. Henson noted that the exhibition also included such oddities as his never-produced designs for a nightclub called Cyclia; elements from an experimental short film called "Time Piece"; and commercial artwork Henson created for posters and jazz album covers.
Thanks to tiny symbols on the sticky notes, UXPin's site recognizes the placement of the elements from an iPhone photo I shot of my creation.
The artist used a picture of the dog and combined it with elements from a picture of Sherlock Holmes".
Writer-director Damien Chazelle deploys familiar elements from a wide variety of sources to create a sweet-sour confection.
(Eleven years later, that script — combined with some elements from a novel by Louis Begley — became "About Schmidt").
He was also a poet and courtier and adept at combining elements from a wide range of sources.
First, by taking the tentative step to ban schoolchildren from the exhibition, and then removing "offensive" elements from a public display that had angered religious groups.
