Sentence examples for it harmonized from inspiring English sources

Adapting it for a large group, the arranger Sy Johnson expanded it, harmonized it and divided a fairly continuous piece of music into radically contrasting sections.

Browngardt found that it harmonized with the imagery and what he envisioned for the design.

George Hill echoed the theme, condemning unnecessary features on the basis that "every cubic foot that is used for purely ornamental purposes beyond that needed to express its use and to make it harmonize with others of its class, is a waste".

"And when it harmonizes, it's not giving the harmonic structure underneath.

The dao of each thing is incorporated into and implicated within the Cosmic Dao, and it flourishes or stagnates depending upon the degree to which it harmonizes with or strays from the Dao.

It is balanced in the sense that – unlike the Republican version, which is a radical bet on austerity and the mercies of the ungoverned marketplace – it harmonizes short-term needs and long-term responsibilities.

Almost all the Georgian houses, many Victorian buildings and even some of the city's telephone boxes and tombstones have been given listed status by the English Heritage organization, which can mean that something as small as a new door knocker must not be installed unless it harmonizes with the surroundings.

David Wine, vice chairman of the Related Companies, said: "The strength of the project is that it harmonizes with Northtown" -- the existing residential complex -- "and relates to this being an island, so you feel the presence of the water through wide-view corridors".

In "Ando Meio Desligado," which the band sang in Portuguese and English (as "I Feel a Little Spaced Out"), the music suddenly gave way to one of Mr. Dias's long and virtuosic guitar solos that practically imitate Eric Clapton's from "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"; the four vocalists copped to it, harmonizing on that Beatles song.

It harmonizes the benefits of every ramp and optimizes the whole performance of the freeway network.

Today, Fuchs sees C-TPAT as a good start, particularly as it harmonizes with other security measures, such as new requirements for cargo information.