Sentence examples for medium available to from inspiring English sources
If there was a medium available to the artist, there is a good chance that Ian Breakwell, who has died aged 62, deployed it.
De Grey has been indefatigable as a missionary in his own cause, joining the appropriate professional societies and evangelizing in every medium available to him, including sponsoring his own international symposium.
Nominations for a special election may also be made electronically over a medium available to all Directors up to 48 hours before the special election or 48 hours after the vacancy begins, whichever is later.
Bach's fugues remain unsurpassed in their extraordinary variety and in their individual perfection, and no other composer produced so many resplendent examples of fugues large and small for every medium available to him at the time.
The deism of Bolingbroke implied the principle that God treated everyone impartially, and that the means to salvation were therefore to be found in a medium available to all, and thus available from the earliest point of human history, namely reason.
From readymade objects to short films to paintings to mixtapes, Awol has been using every medium available to him to bring beauty into this world.
We walked down the aisles and she spoke with ardent enthusiasm about the different mediums available to me.
Stowe went on to become hugely influential in one of the few mediums available to women at the time, writing, and Henry Ward Beecher, the tongue-tied boy, became one of the century's most accomplished and celebrated preachers.
The elected Young Labour National Committee must and should have all Labour mediums available to them to communicate the views of young members: that is the only way we can fulfil our duty to represent and fight for young members.
This is an interesting time to be a content marketer, and I, for one, am excited to see the diversity of content mediums available to readers (and listeners).
Video portraiture, they say, is not simply a matter of producing videos, but of using the most modern medium available -- videotape -- to extend one aspect of the fine arts.
