Sentence examples for some more contemporary from inspiring English sources

The great Moscow company return for their regular London season with a mix of familiar classics and some more contemporary repertory.

Those up for some more contemporary fun will want to check in for the NOS Primavera Sound Festival, 4-6 June, an offshoot of the Barcelona music festival first run in Porto in 2012.

At least she should find some more contemporary ones, the ones with the thick matching socks turned down over the top, the ones in strong solid colors that came from the British Isles or somewhere — Brittany?

"Northern Ireland has a strong football tradition but one that needs to be refreshed with some more contemporary success.

What the numerous different notes have created is an opportunity for many more historical figures to appear on banknotes in the UK, and even some more contemporary personalities.

I also threw in some more contemporary curveballs, like "glitch" and what seems to be Twitter's favorite: "cats on the internet".

Some feature more contemporary designs, while others retain classical flourishes.

So my husband and I set out to revisit with our children some of the more contemporary Broadway musicals we enjoyed in early incarnations, as well as some we'd never seen.

Here, some of the more contemporary takes on astrakhan and Persian lamb seen in the Milan shows, often as touches on collars, but once as a full-blown Formula One-style driving suit at Moncler.

These associations have been replicated in numerous populations worldwide representing multiple ethnic groups, though those in some of the more contemporary cohorts where there was a high prevalence of maternal obesity also revealed an increased risk of metabolic disease in the very high birth weight offspring [ 3].

Some galleries showing younger, more contemporary artists can still attract people from the street, and attendance is up, gallery owners say.