Sentence examples for established the form from inspiring English sources

Lully established the form of the French overture.

Baldwin of course, established the form with variants of "I'm gonna fuck you up," delivered free-style in the street to reporters and photographers.

Having established the form, Mr. Glass, Dean Morton and Ms. Pedersen searched for texts that suited the agreed-upon themes and could be found in singable English translations.

Fabius Pictor's history, which began with the city's mythical Trojan ancestry and narrated events up to his own day, established the form of subsequent histories of Rome.

In the nineteen-forties, Monroe established the form of a bluegrass band — guitar and bass in the rhythm section and the leads played by the mandolin, which was Monroe's instrument, the fiddle, and the banjo.

He is chiefly remembered for his operas, in which he established the form of the Italian overture (i.e., the opera overture in three sections, allegro-adagio-allegro), which was a forerunner of the classical symphony.

Rigorous assessments were employed to establish the form of the roughness data.

Barrington-Coupe, known to familiars as Barry, worked at several music labels that helped establish the form — known as the "super-bargain" classical LP.

While a small number of writers, producers and actors are making a living with webisodes, they are still a long way from establishing the form alongside television and feature films.

They included Adema, whose members look as if they should be thinking about College Board scores, playing self-pity rock with ambient, liquid-sounding verses and thrashing funk-metal choruses, establishing the form of world-weariness for preteens.

Published data are then used to establish the form of that correlation, for systems where the liquid is water at room temperature (i.e. Z≅3360).