Sentence examples for innovative blend of from inspiring English sources
Inside, it's an innovative blend of bistro and boutique.
He is currently involved in the development of an MA in Philosophy and Religious Thought which will be delivered using an innovative blend of digital technologies.
He is part of a new wave of young British menswear designers grabbing attention for an innovative blend of bespoke tailoring and street style, after London Fashion Week added a menswear day to the schedule of shows last February.
The exhibition now in place there through Feb. 18, titled "Great Watercolors," commemorates the 150th anniversary of Turner's death, honoring a landscape painter whose innovative blend of abstraction and representation has earned him wide regard as England's most important artist.
Not so "The Polyphony of the World," an innovative blend of music and theater with Mr. Kremer and an international cast of 100 musicians, singers, actors, a ballerina, shamans and folklore specialists.
White: 2007 La Différence Viognier/Muscat, Vin de Pays d'Oc (£5.25, 13%, Tesco) This innovative blend of Viognier with 30% Muscat, sold under the exciting La Différence label, is a delight; a floral, grapey, just off-dry white with bags of personality and plenty of ripe, summery fruit.
July 14 , 1960Ouidah Angélique Kidjo, (born July 14 , 1960 Ouidah, Dahomey [now Benin]) Beninese popular singer, known for her collaborations with internationally prominent popular musicians and for her innovative blending of diverse musical styles.
Contrary to suggestions in the government's own publication, Creative Britain, groundbreaking new places of learning already exist in universities that are providing innovative blends of teaching, learning, research and knowledge transfer.
The design should also be innovative, blending in with the landscape and offering "high-sustainability credentials".
If I want to be a little ahead of the trend, I can venture into some of the innovative, sensual blends of chypre (mossy, woody) and Oriental (rich, vanillalike), like Gucci Rush, Python from Trussardi or Mania from Armani.
Yet the set's most visionary work is a cartoon: Pat Sullivan's 1922 "Felix Saves the Day," an innovative and fanciful blend of animation, still photography, and live action that takes Felix the Cat from stickball stardom to the Polo Grounds.
