Sentence examples for harmonizing as from inspiring English sources

One sea chantey was recorded on a boat, with the fishermen harmonizing as they haul in a squeaking net.

There was more dance music, making Minimalist repetition functional as a physical force: from Icona Pop, two women who switched between harmonizing as vocalists and controlling the synthetic beats that backed them, and from Robert DeLong, a singer, songwriter and one-man band who uses electronic loops and controllers to back songs that are structured with the verses and choruses of pop.

Just before baking, the chicken is topped with a little wine and honey, the flavors slowly harmonizing as the thighs bake to golden brown perfection.

The waltz, "Please Sir," had Mr. Thorpe and Tom Fleming harmonizing as they sang, "I wish and I hope that I'll stalk the corridors once more".

For "Raising Sand" he would have to harmonize as well.

Ms. Clark's twangy vivacity and his cool reticence harmonized as perfectly as their voices.

Crosby, Stills and Nash don't harmonize as neatly as they did in the 1960s and '70s, so Stephen Stills compensated with aggressive, bluesy guitar solos.

Less so was farfalle principessa ($13.95), a standard dish of asparagus and oven-dried tomatoes with salmon (that was just a tad past its peak) that didn't harmonize as well as the others.

Indeed, in a world where our demand for Chinese-made sneakers produces pollution that melts South America's glaciers, in a world where Greek tax-evasion can weaken the euro, threaten the stability of Spanish banks and tank the Dow, our values and ethical systems eventually have to be harmonized as much as our markets.

But the wider aim is for the regulation to harmonize as much as possible data protection rules across all Member States to reduce the regulatory burden on digital businesses trading around the bloc.

However, the criteria used for determining which methods and datasets to use should be harmonized as much as possible.