Sentence examples for same modes as from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kruger, operating at the same pitch and in the same modes as before, occupies a curious place.

For the second half of the program the choir exchanged its robes for street clothes and their chant books for a collection of traditional secular songs, based on the same modes as the liturgical music.

The edges of the discs are fixed to the casing of the filter (not shown in the diagram) so the vibration of the disc is in the same modes as the membrane of a drum.

Cushman clearly has fun with this archaic speech, and to maintain the tone, writes her narrative in the same mode as her dialogue.

It is perhaps impossible to underestimate the potential appeal of a book which is so clearly about those hoary old perennials love and death, in the same mode as, say, David Nicholls' One Day.

She played a determined doctor in Men Against the Sun (1952), a Kenyan-British co-production starring the august John Bentley, in much the same mode as his later television series African Patrol (1958), in which she also appeared.

Discerning chains of musical connection in which country shades into folk, bluegrass, rockabilly and pop, Ms. Harris is a classicist in the same mode as her friend and sometime collaborator Linda Ronstadt.

The co-treatment also induced tracer release in the same mode as using reserpine alone.

In the case of the Chroma component, the same mode as the Luma can be used.

"It astonishes me that it is trying to be put in the same mode as these situations," said Villas-Boas.

It's also not used in the same mode as when the "owning the living room" idea was born.