Sentence examples for streamlined into the from inspiring English sources

For a while, though, his new acquisition lost money, and it wasn't until the hardware side of the business was sold, in 1990, that Pixar was streamlined into the animating machine that we know.

An Uncle Tom? Then in 1991, Israel imposed the closure – an under-discussed policy of movement restrictions on Palestinians, especially in Gaza, which was gradually streamlined into the reality of a separate, cut-off entity that exists today.

Even better is the Femme Fatale remix – sadly not on Spotify – on which Britney is so thoroughly streamlined into the song's gleaming bass that it's up to Ke$ha and Minaj to ramp up the hedonism.

(According to Andrew Stanton, a co-director of "A Bug's Life" and "Finding Nemo" and the director of "Wall-E," Jobs has declared, "It's our job to know what people want before they do"). For a while, though, his new acquisition lost money, and it wasn't until the hardware side of the business was sold, in 1990, that Pixar was streamlined into the animating machine that we know.

But the show did not appear to be a treatise on the glory and pathos of war, because the research had been streamlined into spare tailoring, the soft-shouldered silhouette simple, even minimalist.

This emphasis on active verbs turns out to be an excellent device, recreating how it feels to be fully absorbed in physical activity, the mind, that often unwieldy "organ", streamlined into unity with the body.

I had a very scientific childhood, but as is often the case, I got streamlined into literature," Holmes told the Guardian.

Adapted by Sarah Phelps, the plot is streamlined into three hours of television – the mini-series will be broadcast in weekly one-hour chunks from February 15 in the UK, and this spring in the US – and the inhabitants of perfect English village Pagford, at times quite unremittingly awful on the page, are rendered more bearable.

The Coalition argues environmental approvals need to be streamlined into a "one-stop shop", while opponents claim the states cannot be trusted to safeguard the environment without federal oversight.

It's taken five years of planning, during which the original scheme was streamlined into a considerably more modest building.

A longer-term prospect, should the sensors be so successful that they are implemented across London, is that the technology could be streamlined into a separate "City pass" especially for London's drivers.