Sentence examples for overlapping histories from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scheinman's partners were the guitarist Nels Cline, the bassist Todd Sickafoose and the drummer Jim Black: musicians with overlapping histories and proclivities.

In the overlapping histories of cell biology and medicine, two events are especially important.

The emphasis is not on specific sites, but on the overlapping histories of ancient Greece, Etruria and Rome.

There is no way to write a history of jazz without aligning it with the overlapping histories of blacks, race relations and the civil rights movement.

The project seems to highlight the overlapping histories and connections between everyday anti-Black violence and indeed the anti-Black foundations of the police state and the widely distributed sounds of pop, which can sometimes be thought of as "universal".

And the Giants and the Jets are both 3-0 for the first time in their 40 seasons of overlapping history.

All together, it's a lineup made for mutual admiration, with a lot of overlapping history.

Mr. Akinmusire's ace band features the saxophonist Walter Smith III, the bassist Harish Raghavan and the drummer Justin Brown — all about the same age, with overlapping history.

The two countries share six centuries of overlapping history (and sometimes geography), but remember it differently, Lithuanians, some 3m of them, think Poland is arrogant and interfering.

At 8 30 p.m., Shapeshifter Lab, 18 Whitwell Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn, shapeshifterlab.com; $15. (Chinen) ★ Zenón-Colley-Sanchez (Thursday) There's a lot of overlapping history betweem the Puerto Rican alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón, the American bassist Scott Colley and the Mexican drummer Antonio Sanchez.

And yet, in his excavation of Los Angeles gang life past and present, the director Stacy Peralta conflates these separate if at times overlapping black histories to such a ridiculous degree that he undermines even the most persuasive parts of his argument.