Sentence examples for incorporate much from inspiring English sources

These monumental buildings are in a frothy Baroque style, though they incorporate much glass and iron.

And in 1875, Harvard persuaded Yale to incorporate much of its game into the rules for the first football contest between the two schools.

The brutal incident shocked both India and the world, and led to a series of amendments to incorporate much stricter punishment for rape and other sexual crimes in the country.

The two organizations worked together to incorporate much of the rNews vocabulary into Schema.org and to develop a variant of rNews that could be largely implemented with attributes and classes from Schema.org.

The new Web site will drop the name Nymls.com, the executive said, but will incorporate much of the technology used on that site, which has been run by Gabriels.net, an Internet company that Barbara Corcoran, the chairwoman of the Corcoran Group, has invested in.

While Berg's works did not incorporate much jazz, he was a fan of the music and liked Gershwin "better than some of the more pretentious contemporary composers of the era," said Dan Morgenstern, a leading jazz historian who knew Berg as a young boy in Vienna and whose father, a writer, was a friend of the composer.

We have identified several strategic opportunities to incorporate much-needed pediatric environmental health into the existing medical and nursing education process.

Jubilees, in its final form, was likely written about 100 bc, though it incorporates much older mythological traditions.

The Delta incorporates much of the same technology found in an earlier Oticon product, the Syncro, introduced in 2004, including software that mimics natural hearing.

Scott, 39, said he learned a great deal from the two coaches and incorporates much of their style and teachings into his coaching.

Ms. Mason has incorporated much of Mr. Gill's eloquent description of the house into sales literature -- including his White attribution.