Sentence examples for that evolve from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jones and Ms. Boothe memorably perform separate dances that evolve from playful satire (in Mr. Jones's case) and sensuality (with Ms. Boothe) into disturbing portraits of desperation.

While blockbusters do emerge, few of the new products or processes that evolve from innovative thinking ultimately survive the test of time.

Herman Costa, for example, arranges strips of photographs taken in public photo booths to establish a grid structure for compositions that evolve from frame to frame.

The third path involves SMEs that evolve from a subcontractor group into a production focus group by investing in production capabilities.

It treats the matrix as an elastomer and the fibers as a complex solid that itself is an aggregate of melt and crystal phases that evolve from one to the other during a temperature change.

A cellular automaton is in essence a little machine with groups of cells that evolve from iteration to iteration in discrete rather than continuous time – in seconds, say, each tick of the clock advances the next iteration, and then over time, behaving a bit like a transformer or a shape-shifter, the cells evolve into something, anything, everything else.

Japanese culture even today reflects values and institutions that evolved from Japan's early agricultural organization.

Snowboarding, winter sport that is somewhat akin to skiing and that evolved from skateboarding and surfing.

They belong to a separate lineage that evolved from ordinary soil amoebas.

Timoney speaks in what a friend calls a Bronx brogue, an accent that evolved from a childhood spent in Dublin and Washington Heights.

The varsovienne (Italian varsoviana) is a 19th-century French couple dance that evolved from a simple mazurka step.