Sentence examples for over the backdrop from inspiring English sources
"We feel we can't send over the actual art," he said, but "we're sending over the backdrop material".
A few dresses had tufts of fabric, light as feathers or as the "snow" balls drifting over the backdrop.
Though this article has been formulated over the backdrop of the Z-number approach to computing with words (CWW), it nevertheless applies to research areas in natural language processing (NLP) like text summarization, semantic disambiguation and concept graph generation.
PAGE 10 TURF WARS Michael Rosenberg's "War As They Knew It" chronicles how the epic football rivalry between Michigan and Ohio State played out over the backdrop of the Vietnam War and the civil unrest of the '60s and '70s.
Lethem's book scrawls the discovery of a Green Lantern-esque magic ring over the backdrop of racial divisions in Brooklyn, while Chabon's novel retells 20th-century history through the lens of a pair of cousins (one recently escaped from Nazi-occupied Prague) who are analogies of Superman's real-life creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.
The movie is all about the evolution of April and it is a story told over the backdrop of the church and good music.
More lectures follow our siesta, then comes the next round of culinary treats: fresh, grilled seafood and game accompanied by local wine, all in the good company of new scientific friends against the sun-setting-over-the-sea backdrop.
Archers will shoot over "the square" against the backdrop of the pavilion at Lord's, which is often dubbed the home of cricket.
The testimony by Obama's officials comes against the backdrop over another controversy, this time over the wave of cancellation notices hitting small businesses and individuals who buy their own insurance.
NATO's leaders will be keenly aware, too, that their discussions will be taking place against the backdrop of over-stretched defense budgets and a continuing economic and financial crisis on both sides of the Atlantic.
The dispute over the rules, unfolding against the backdrop of tense negotiations over the union's contract, set to expire Dec. 15, illustrates a central tension in the operations of the subway -- one that has been building over the last several years.
