Sentence examples for linking passages from inspiring English sources

The linking passages are particularly well done.

Occasionally linking passages are too scant.

But some of the linking passages felt less cohesive.

In 1910 the manuscript of Purcell's music drama The Fairy-Queen was discovered, and immediately staged at Morley College by Gustav Holst, with Vaughan Williams supplying linking passages.

Experts popped up to provide touches of context and linking passages, but the focus was on the letters, history in the process of being written.

Another of his finest books, Dandelion Wine (1957), like his earlier Mars volume, is a gathering of short stories furbished with linking passages and presented anew as a "novel".

Lorin Maazel has linked passages from the four operas, including some vocal parts, to form a continuous orchestral work.

"He decided to do it by producing books that were a combination of translations and tidbits and pieces by other people with linked passages by him," Professor Owen recalled.

The only mystery left is whether senators will vote to link passage of the trade measure to concerns over China's record on human rights, religious freedom and the environment.

At first observers wondered why members of the House didn't link passage of legislation to reverse the president's executive order with respect to immigration with their own compensation instead of with the compensation of the folks who work at Homeland Security.

But that claim remained a distinctly minority position well into the 20th century, even as scholars began using sophisticated computer software to detect subtle linguistic patterns that seemed to link the passages to Shakespeare's other work.