Sentence examples for exploring at the from inspiring English sources

Writers work best when they are exploring at the outer limits of what is traditional, acceptable or conventional.

Granted, the work pays little heed to the experimental approach to harmony that Schoenberg and his students were exploring at the time.

Thanks to her journalism, she became closely acquainted with the "metropolitan radicalism" Ken Livingstone was exploring at the GLC until the Thatcher government abolished it in 1986, and a strand of Labour politics that obviously intersected with what Marxism Today was saying.

Something that I'm exploring at the moment is working on animating existing video footage.

"It was very simple, but it felt like a nice starting point to embellish upon with some 3D treatments I was exploring at the time.

Various replacements of the cyano group were explored at the C3-position, along with the exploration of solubility-enhancing groups at the C5-position.

Here's a Debategraph "map" of issues and options explored at the meeting.

The Saltaire exhibition, which opens on 14 September, celebrates the 'extraordinary ordinary' which Hockney will also explore at the Royal Academy.

Sightseeing The history of thoroughbred racing is explored at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, 191 Union Avenue; (518) 584-0400, www.racingmuseum.org.org

Beginning tomorrow, life on the Bowery will be explored at the New-York Historical Society through Nov. 4 in "Flophouse".

The paradox is fully explored at the exhibit, and demonstrated by a collection of memorabilia from both games.