Sentence examples for incorporating some from inspiring English sources

Specialist diplomas should also give more thought to incorporating some element of language teaching.

"I am sure there is a way of incorporating some meaningful rugby into the season".

Should I be content that most are actually using some English, occasionally incorporating some recently learned language?

Her facade remains willfully frivolous, incorporating some of the extravagant vanity Ms. Redgrave brought to Isadora Duncan on film.

I'm happy Newcastle has the largest family enclosure in Europe, albeit incorporating some of the ground's worst seats.

"Almost all of them are incorporating some aspect of Sept. 11 into their work, either directly or indirectly.

The new up-tempo beats also mean that she's incorporating some dance routines into her upcoming live shows.

And he came from a Javanese Islamic tradition that was popular but un-dogmatic, incorporating some pre-Islamic elements.

Those games borrow more than just the hero structure, though, also incorporating some of the in-game experience, computer controlled minions, and tower-defence aspects of mobas alongside.

Then, choose a fairy tale and write an evaluation of it from this psychoanalyst's perspective, incorporating some of his theories in your analysis.

While librarians say they don't compete with bookstores, they have learned from them, incorporating some of their features, like longer hours, comfortable reading areas and attractive displays.