Sentence examples for he could fold from inspiring English sources

The tightest of Mr. Towner's compositions stood out: in a single melodic sweep he could fold together a huge pitch range.

He could fold the full pitch range of the horn into a short solo, from altissimo to the lowest notes, and connect rarefied ideas to the rich, soulful phrasing of saxophonists like Junior Walker.

(Seymour once told me he could fold a suit, change of shirt, and underwear in his small Delsey briefcase, and thus speed through airports on the way to a fund raising meeting while his investment bankers struggled with their unwieldy Hartmann garment bags…) I finally met Seymour in December 1985 while I was head of Apple's Product Development.

If an A-list blogger such as columnist Andrew Sullivan decided to collect the 50 websites that he considers his most important sources of information, for example, he could fold all of them into one byoms and publish it for others to use.

He could fold under the pressure.

In the middle ages, many-panelled paintings were hinged so they could fold in and out to tell a religious story.

Eighty-four percent believed they were risking their lives by forgoing head protection, and 83percentt said they go without the helmet due to "lack of portability". Woolf's invention is a direct response to this last problem: "If I could create a helmet that could fold flat," he wrote on the product's Indiegogo page, "I could save lives". Indeed.

He worked from a suitcase with legs that could fold up very quickly.

He found that on their own, the proteins could fold into their proper shape.

"I love film so I am always thinking about how I could fold cult movie icons and characters," he said.

It seems likely that the journal could fold.