Sentence examples for harmonizing with a from inspiring English sources

Old John had a bull-frog bass and enjoyed harmonizing; with a choir of drunks.

And in an addition built to house the Saturday night bluegrass show before the Everetts put up the barn, six guitar pickers are harmonizing with a mandolin.

Johns's "White Flag" harmonized with a monogrammed bedspread.

"It's enormously rewarding to harmonize with a group of guys whose company you really enjoy," Mr. Lewellyn said.

This vision of restrained pleasure harmonizes with a related Swedish concept, lagom, which refers to a kind of moderation.

The Vedantic concept of a transcendent and all-inclusive brahman is sought to be harmonized with a theory of emergent evolution.

On one day recently, he was wearing gray suede shoes from Camper, the Mallorcan shoe label, harmonized with a white linen shirt and jeans.

And it is one easily filled by today's generation of mixologists, who regularly compound ingredients to harmonize with a specific occasion and season.

Yet there is a vast distance between the choral works, which are deeply emotional and harmonized with a seductive lushness, and the piano pieces, in which emotionality takes the form of fevered rumination.

While the bedroom floor has a "brass" color scheme, the living room floor has a "bronze" theme, chosen to harmonize with a large copper-framed mirror designed by Philippe Starck.

When the proportions of architectural composition are applied to a particular building, the two-termed relationship of the parts to the whole must be harmonized with a third term the observer.