Sentence examples for seamlessly turn from inspiring English sources

The biggest change coming: the ability to seamlessly turn a text chat into a voice or video chat will begin testing "very soon".

After a couple months, I finally managed to get a kick drum to seamlessly turn into a bass without conflicting with the rhythm or pitch of the melody.

In the Goodies room, some forward-thinking type has sought to encourage brainstorming by seamlessly turning a partition into a whiteboard.

Driving people from place to place, the backseat of a taxi, or rideshare car, often seamlessly turns into a confessional booth.

In the first act of "Falstaff" the energy of the scoring never wavers as the jovial plotting of the "merry wives" gives way to an aching love duet before seamlessly turning back again.

Perhaps attempting to prove they are entitled to harbour somewhat loftier ambitions, Watford should really have doubled their advantage after Ighalo seamlessly turned O'Shea before his shot was blocked.

If it's easy to imagine Massive Dad seamlessly turning their skits into a comedy pilot, then Charlie Partridge and Robin Clyfan – operating under the name Robin and Partridge – appear far more suited to comic acting than crafting their own stories.

By that time, Mississippi had arrested scores of civil-rights workers in an effort to stall the movement, often sending them to Parchman Farm a facility that originated as a plantation and was seamlessly turned into a prison in the early twentieth century.

DWNLD, the publishing platform that takes any website and seamlessly turns it into an app, has today announced the close of a $12 million Series A funding round led by Greylock Partners.

Wearing Esosa's approximation of one of the many strapless gowns Holiday owned and with her hair pulled into the ponytail Holiday affected in the last couple of her four and a half decades, McDonald seamlessly turns herself into the vastly talented, profoundly dissatisfied singer.

And seamlessly, it turned out: audiences were largely unable to distinguish the scenes in question.