Sentence examples for giving continuity from inspiring English sources

She spent one semester learning Spanish and giving continuity to her studies.

Its classes are part of the school day, taught by regular teachers who stay with students through their high school years, giving continuity to personal and academic relationships.

McGinty was also the first film to establish Sturges's unofficial stock troupe, a group of character actors with whom he worked repeatedly, giving continuity and texture to his filmic world, while also creating the possibility of traversing it, as the governor and the boss from The Great McGinty reappear later in The Miracle of Morgan's Creek.

This is how Glasser invites his readers into an archipelago of sound, where debates and anxieties about loss and revival are embedded in the intertwining of the past, the present, and the future, giving continuity and vitality to Andalusi music.

The moderators here were White British females giving continuity throughout the focus groups and facilitating data analysis [ 3].

Giving continuity to the assessment of the anticoagulant activity of J. gossypiifolia, the four fractions obtained from CE were evaluated by the aPTT and PT test.

The missing No 7 For a long time England haven't had a poacher, fetcher, stealer – that plays in a No 7 shirt who gives continuity in attack and is an absolute menace in defence, who's continually the first, second or third person there at the cost of everything else.

There are key themes that give continuity: emancipation, primitivism, self-consciousness, individualism, abstraction, secularism and scientism.

I prefer us to lose the ball like that but give continuity to our play".

The cropped fitted jacket neatens the bustline while the cornflower colour gives continuity with the gown.

"We appreciate the fact that Bailey stays as creative officer, which gives continuity to the stylistic direction," he said.