Sentence examples for established a style from inspiring English sources

Fonseca is a likable singer who hasn't yet established a style of his own.

In "Blood," he has taken on central American themes and established a style of prodigious grandeur.

Each established a style that could not really be imitated while continuing to push toward reinvention.

He established a style of his own – Boterisimo – and answered questions about his characteristically exaggerated proportions and powerful, rotund people and figures.

It would be foolish, however, to underestimate the influence of Ms. Ross's singing, which established a style of sassy, streetwise girl talk as a permanent strain of pop.

The result, with bed, board and bars close at hand, established a style that has since become familiar at American ski resorts.

When you've established a styling routine that gives you your "best hair ever," it's sort of hard to switch things up -- even if it's for the benefit of actually having healthy hair.

Or maybe the U.S. team just hasn't been good enough for long enough to establish a style.

"Under Roberto we have a very, very talented, very bright manager and we want to establish a style of play that Roberto can give the squad," added Wyness, Everton's former chief executive.

His English works were especially influential in establishing a style for music in the Reformed church during the reign of Edward VI, who commanded that choirs sing in English with one note to every syllable.

At least in the early games of the Six Nations, he could comfort himself with the feeling that the Scots were establishing a style that sooner or later would reap its rewards, but the evidence of this game was that all those gains have been thrown away.