Sentence examples for real life element from inspiring English sources

Emphasising the real life element of the campaign, the imagery also features the tag line "raw texts, real stories".

You can play live with a second player, but no identities are revealed until completion of the game, adding a real life element to the game's mystery.

Bella and Edward, er, Stewart and Pattinson briefly split, which not only threatened to jeopardize marketing for the final Twilight film, but unraveled the real-life element of the vampire love story.

And though Ken Sunshine, a veteran publicist whose clients include Ben Affleck and Leonardo DiCaprio, calls the always-present flashbulbs "obtrusive to the point of insanity," readers are drawn to the real-life element of these images, explains Harvey Levin, managing editor of Time Warner's entertainment news Web site TMZ.com.

Pynchon's book, which mixes real-life elements (such as the arrest and trial of the Manson Family) into the fiction, was adapted by Anderson.

And while the company clearly benefits from its movie-star clout, it also produces smart, adventurous programs combining television, the Internet and real-life elements.

"This is a drill exercise and we've tried to include as many real-life elements as possible," Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said in an e-mail message.

Paul Moseley, executive director at Forest Schools Education Apply learning in real-life settings Getting to grips with taught concepts in a nature setting can bring topical or real-life elements in teaching to the fore.

Or this one, which incorporates some real-life elements: Wenlock and Mandeville were the absolutely awful designs of a once-creative nation, brought from the easel to life amid a stamping frenzy during which Locog green-lit every other heinous design, pattern and colour scheme that's been a blight on London this week.

Mixing fiction with real-life elements - the film's premise is that Keillor's radio show is being closed down - Altman's backstage (and onstage) comedy was acclaimed as a genial and elegiac tour de force, and received by some critics as Altman's knowing farewell to cinema.

Multimedia engineering instruction typically includes verbal descriptions and diagrams, which can be presented in a contextualized format, using descriptions and illustrations of real-life elements (e.g., light bulb and battery), or in an abstract format, using conventional electrical engineering symbols.