Sentence examples for ever-changing backdrop from inspiring English sources

But the most absorbing thing about this journey is the ever-changing backdrop.

Inside, art is everywhere: in the flagged entrance hall and the striking red room, where breakfast is served, is an ever-changing backdrop of modern paintings.

She raps a lot on this album, but what's just as memorable is the way she multitracks her voice to create an ever-changing backdrop of breaths and sighs and mumblings.

No matter how long the outage du jour, Twitter users continue to stay attached to the service despite an ever-changing backdrop of alternatives.

Colleagues and clients provide the fodder, which is enough for an ever-changing backdrop.

Time acts as a constraint to the number of tasks a family can accomplish, while also serving as the ever-changing backdrop to the WOC, leading to predictable and unpredictable, controllable and uncontrollable, outcomes and events [ 30, 33, 52].

The Tour's magic lies in the ever-changing backdrops to the action: French countryside, villages competing to devise the most elaborate welcomes.

It began with guest dancers – flamenco experts, Cossacks and others – providing an ever-changing, jiggling backdrop to this excessively likable man in a Comic Relief t-shirt, who has bounced from foot-to-foot with varying degrees of energy depending upon the hour and where he is in his cycle of exhaustion.

Behind them, in arguably the most eye-catching piece of choreography of the whole lot, those ever-disciplined kids in the stands turn themselves into human pixels: Each holds up a giant flip-book, turning the pages as one to create an ever-changing, animated backdrop.

The cast of characters may be ever-changing, but the backdrop remains gloriously constant.

Just as politics are an ever-changing but unchanging backdrop to people's lives in his country, the dictators' and politicians' voices that alternate with the jazzy, African-influenced music of the New York-based band Asiko become an interchangeable blur of propaganda and nationalism.