Sentence examples for seamless set from inspiring English sources

Early in her seamless set, she played "Liniendicke," which is based on her recitation of programming code: "Layer readme slash p ID blockquote slash layer".

Their exacting musicianship; their ability to weave the Beatles and Sondheim, Jobim and Cole Porter into a seamless set; and their hilarious banter (John is a born ham, Jessica a born foil) invariably make it a memorable evening.

His slick, seamless set lasted about an hour and a half, and it showed off Seal's effortlessly velvety voice, his note-perfect backing band, even his casual dance moves.

"The issue is you don't have a seamless set of standards that apply globally from end to end in the global network with the same level of sensitivity," said Robert W. Mann Jr., an aviation industry expert in Port Washington, N.Y.

The cabbies have interesting and poignant things to say about being left behind in China's rush to modernize, and Ms. Wang; her directors of photography, Ian Vollmer and Sean Price Williams; and her editor, Sikay Tang, have produced an attractive and seamless set of images of working-class Chinese life.

Beat matching may be the most important tool in a DJ's arsenal: once you master it, you can turn two beats into one, or turn a crate of records into a seamless set, or turn a vocal track and a rhythm track into a weird new hybrid.

Its simplicity belies its complexity – this seamless set-up is perhaps the main reason for the game's rescheduled release.

Keaton shot each snippet on location, using surveyors' instruments to ensure that he was precisely the same distance from the camera each time, before editing the snippets into one seamless set-piece.

The London-based diamond house Graff, for example, has developed a "mosaic" system that it frequently uses in its watches, consisting of an assemblage of three differently cut stones — one trapezoid and two triangular — to achieve an invisible, seamless setting.

Jason Moran's trio, Bandwagon, which includes the bassist Tarus Mateen and the drummer Nasheet Waits, has become one of the most reliably thrilling groups in jazz over the last few years, with seamless sets, wild musical breadth and stimulating ideas.

Jason Moran's trio, Bandwagon, which includes the bassist Tarus Mateen and the drummer Nasheet Waits, has become one of the most reliably thrilling groups in jazz over the last few years, with seamless sets, wild musical breadth and stimulating ideas, some of them taken from outside of jazz's normal realm.