Sentence examples for making variations from inspiring English sources

The white guys who made those movies either faded away, went on to bigger things or kept making variations on the same picture again and again.

The mood is bright and playful, wittiest when making variations out of latticed arms — holding them down, then up, then turning underneath them.

I've been making variations of this dish for years, and it is always extremely satisfying, though never, to tell the truth, terribly exciting.

While plants operated by G.M., Ford and Chrysler have markedly improved their productivity and lowered their worker rolls in recent years, they generally are confined to making variations on a single truck or car platform.

Instead, AES says, the battery will be a shock absorber of sorts, making variations in wind energy production a little less jagged and the farm's output more useful to the grid.

Pozo was also acquiring an imposing reputation on the drum known in Cuba as the tumbadora, or the conga -- a lower-pitched drum that was flexible in its use, capable of providing a propulsive boot to the underlying rhythm as well as making variations on top of it.

I've made variations ever since, using whatever fruit is seasonal, cheap and available.

That could make variations from the norm like mistakes – which require extra processing that increases arousal – more irksome.

Bacon was obsessed with Velázquez's famous study of Pope Innocent X and made variations of it until 1965.

*Raddin said Earnhardt had made "variations" in the way his seat belt was connected, particularly in his crotch and over his shoulders.

He felt that while playing free was fine, it shouldn't be done on a standard, where the idea is to make variations on shared rules.