Sentence examples for example blends from inspiring English sources

The Gavotte, for example, blends a lighthearted dance with bold harmonic quirks.

The three-minute "Swing," for example, blends two kinds of motion and two kinds of rhythm with drawings applied to the film frames.

The exterior of the Walgreens store on Second Avenue and 53rd Street, for example, blends in with the sleek condominium building in which it is housed.

From one of Bordeaux's best recent vintages, this affordable example blends the plump fruit of merlot with the fragrance of cabernet franc, served with the region's traditional cooling freshness.

The "hotties" security site HotCaptcha.com, for example, blends plain and exceptionally good-looking people from the Web site "Hot or Not" with a spam-defying secure password box pick the good-looking people (something computers can't yet do) and you prove you're a person, not a spam software program.

A line of streetlamps, for example, blends together into circular swirls of light, growing and morphing as the car shoots down the road.

The cooked section brings us green beans, mint, lemon, camomile and dill; carrots are glazed in ginger, orange, coriander and linseed; while the potato salad is no ordinary example, blending tender new potatoes with black and yellow mustard seeds, capers, pickles, dill, chives and Dijon mustard – there are 15 ingredient altogether, including camomile tea.

Furthermore, the report says, universities must overhaul their graduate programs by making them more interdisciplinary, for example, blending engineering with the health sciences.

For example, blend radishes and their blanched tops with buttermilk, green onions and a little garlic and you've got a soup that's pretty nice — tart and spicy with bits of crunch.

For example: Blend common names together.

For example, blend acidic with sweet or thin with full-bodied.