Sentence examples for make a variation from inspiring English sources
Escoffier's book was pure dictionary: quick reminders to clarify a point or make a variation eloquent.
"First you make a variation on the product and then you move its production".
And I mix chives with grated cucumber and cream cheese to make a variation on Benedictine, the classic Kentucky spread for Derby parties.
His professor, Buckminster Fuller, "asked Mr. Snelson to make a variation on "Early X Piece", which he later exhibited without crediting his student at an important exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in 1959 [33].
In 2014, United Kingdom Scouts were given the choice of being able to make a variation of the Promise that replaced "duty to God" with "uphold our Scout values".
Remembering that I once dined on an extraordinary Stilton and Sauternes fondue at Artisanal, I made a variation with Passito di Pantelleria and Gorgonzola.
And yet everyone makes a variation on this theme; "regardless of where you are, you've left Cuba," Salgado Alonso says.
Another example, of special significance to me because I paid tribute to Bellow by making a variation on it: in Herzog, we read of Gersbach with his wooden leg, "bending and straightening gracefully like a gondolier".
On several occasions during his 2012 trial, he made a variation of the Nazi salute by holding his closed right fist to his heart and then extending his arm.
If Picasso had made a variation of Rembrandt's "Bathsheba" (in the Louvre) back in the thirties, he might have incorporated himself into the painter's-eye view, which is also King David's as he spies on the perfect nude's ablutions, watching her read his summons to the royal presence and bed.
