Sentence examples for text to create a from inspiring English sources

Our work is a kind of ground zero of textuality, in which one text converges on another text to create a third, hybrid, ultratext.

While many translation systems like Google's use up to a billion words of text to create a model of a language, Google went much bigger: a few hundred billion English words.

Mr. Carvel, the son of a psychologist and a journalist, said he imagines "the character from the inside," using clues from the text to create a full psychological portrait, "an interesting person of depth who's also a monster".

Anti-war demonstrators each read a line of text to create a public poem of protest during the Split This Rock Poetry Festival at Upper Senate Park in Washington, D.C.

At the Guggenheim, Morris and the conductor Jane Glover will discuss Morris's unconventional approach, in which he has eliminated the original spoken text to create a witty and sophisticated blend of song and dance, while singers from the N.Y.C.O. and dancers from Morris's company perform excerpts.

Debuted in 2007 in Glasgow's Botanic Gardens and last month produced in Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden, this is a perfect melding of location and text to create a theatre experience in which there are no actors and only one member of the audience: you.

Virtually anyone with Internet access can save an image from a particular Web page and then, using that template, insert their own text to create an authentic-looking but fraudulent Web page.

Mr. Underwood, who will alternate in the role of Hamlet with Anthony Rapp ("Rent"), said in an interview that "3D Hamlet" would blend multimedia elements with Shakespeare's text "to create an interactive perspective for the audience and a feeling that they are part of the action".

Mike Cernovich, a far-right social media commentator who sometimes appears on the Infowars conspiracy site, said it's possible to concoct a video in as little as 20 minutes that splices together images and text to create an alternative narrative capable of spreading rapidly on social media.

In more than 25 years of combining folk rhythms with English and Hebrew biblical and liturgical texts to create a simple, yet powerful and euphoric, body of work, Ms. Friedman has developed an almost cultlike following.

CE scholarly texts are thus eclectic: CE editors chose variants they judge to be authorial from texts subsequent to the copy-text to create a text ideally embodying Cooper's final intentions.