Sentence examples for play in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Tree switched from violin to viola, an instrument he had imagined he would play in conjunction with his violin playing.

"We are looking forward to seeing him play in conjunction with Alexei, it should be an interesting pairing and hopefully will be very fruitful.

The Berlin Police Department said it had "analyzed security risks" and warned that disturbances from Islamic fundamentalists couldn't be ruled out, so they've totally shut down the play in conjunction with the opera house.

The authors speculate that changes in trophic factor expression, well documented in the injured facial nerve lesion model (Moran and Graeber, 2004), have a role to play in conjunction with changes in NO levels (Sunico et al., 2005).

Understand that a father is different from a mother not because one is important than the other but because they have different roles to play in conjunction to make life better for you.

The Hall of Fame Championships is the only tournament in North America held on grass courts and is played in conjunction with induction ceremonies.

The Royal Exchange Studio is staging four new plays in conjunction with Hunger for Trade, a collaboration of artists and performers from nine theatres across four continents.

William C. Samuels, the chairman and chief executive of ACTV, said Bottle Rocket would help his company develop games that can be played in conjunction with television programs.

Both numerical and experimental results demonstrate the essential role that the potential shape plays in conjunction with the base acceleration to determine whether the bi-stable harvester can outperform the mono-stable one and for what range of frequencies.

Auditory background sounds, if present, could be played in conjunction with the short target stimulus only, the long target stimulus only, or both target stimuli (Fig.  2a).

Another workshop objective was to foster an understanding of the role that light plays in conjunction with other environmental and endogenous factors (e.g., fatty acids) that may affect cancer development and growth.