Sentence examples for less pioneered from inspiring English sources

She more or less pioneered what is now called dance theatre.

He notes with some pleasure that the field he has more or less pioneered is increasing.

It should: Working with an expansive crew of above- and underground producers such as Just Blaze, DJ Dahi and Pharrell Williams of the Neptunes, Lamar fashioned a remarkable update of the West Coast hip-hop style more or less pioneered by his benefactor Dr. Dre, who himself mixed a handful of tracks.

Mr. Brand said the first President Bush more or less pioneered the idea of an "as I go out the door" shower with the Iran-contra pardons.

He invented multi-track recording, invented echo/reverb, invented variable speed recording, pioneered mixing, pioneered the solid body electric guitar.

Riefenstahl, for instance, not only pioneered movie propaganda, she also pioneered how cameras shoot sporting events -- techniques which are still widely used today.

4. The original productions pioneered new stage effects.

He points out that communities like his pioneered sustainable living.

In an exclusive interview with the Observer, less than two weeks before the lifting of all restrictions on Bulgarians and Romanians seeking work in the UK, Rosen Plevneliev called for Britain to stay true to its legacy as "a great global power that pioneered integration" and not play on people's fears.

This includes urban road pricing or congestion charging, first pioneered by Singapore in the 1970s.

But he grew up in Brooklyn, undyingly loyal to the Dodgers, the team that pioneered integration.