Sentence examples for that developed with from inspiring English sources
Her unexpected triumph, and the love affair that developed with American balletomanes and continued past her death in 1991, at 71, are chronicled in the library exhibition "Margot Fonteyn in America: A Celebration".
Much of the dance that will be performed and taught in the festival is jazz rhythm tap, which Ms. Bufalino describes as "just a highly sophisticated, very musical, very syncopated form of tap" that developed with jazz music and is less circumscribed than classical tap.
And yet, a year later, when Baoth, the Murphys' older son, died of spinal meningitis that developed with shocking suddenness from a case of measles he caught at school, Gerald could write to Scott from the depths of his grief, "I know now that what you said in 'Tender Is the Night' is true.
"They can work with the banks to make sure that cash is recycled within the UK, make sure the ATMs are full, make sure there are plenty of notes everywhere, make sure that banks' internet systems work so you don't get the sort of panic that developed with Northern Rock".
I didn't always wake up at night; it is something that developed with age.
The biofilm and pit morphology that developed with time were characterized using field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM).
We hated her with the glorious, unfettered hatred of youth — free of nuance, uncontaminated by experience, lacking even the human sympathy that develops with maturity.
It's a relationship that develops with the same subtlety that it would in the most sophisticated kind of urban movie".
From the swirl of emotions in your stomach to the feeling of trust and security that develops with time, love is a feeling that we all crave.
As an oncology nursing student and the daughter of a lung cancer victim, I can empathize with the fear and uncertainty that develops with a diagnosis of cancer.
But there's a conceit to this novel: Wedon't know if this narrator is male or female,if the furtive relationship — centered onbooks, poems, Yiddish and vigorous sex —that develops with a young, handsome Jew ishetero or homosexual.
