Sentence examples for theme and format from inspiring English sources

The document, named "Keys to the City," was largely drawn from a booklet of the same title, theme, and format that he distributed five years ago, in anticipation of a mayoral bid in 2009 that he later abandoned.

The first video that really determined Physics Toys' current theme and format was one on a Tippy-Top, a famous toy with many scientific papers published about it.

"The short video format of Instagram is ideal for such documentation given the kinetic aspect of most of these curiosities". The first video that really determined Physics Toys' current theme and format was one on a Tippy-Top, a famous toy with many scientific papers published about it.

And Mr. Wheeldon doesn't rise to the nature of the theme-and-variations format as well as choreographers like Jerome Robbins or Twyla Tharp (never mind Balanchine or Ashton).

That final version is now widely danced elsewhere; it fits in with the theme-and-variations format of many later Balanchine ballets; and Ms. Farrell gave sublime performances in it between 1980 and 1982.

Where are the surprises?" The problem of nonessential repetition crops up across the board: choreographers creating lavish ballet productions sometimes struggle to fill out the music; modern dance choreographers may feel obliged to fulfill a theme-and-variations format, and experimental dance makers may wade through a period of aimlessness on the way to clarity or spontaneity.

His final work this season as New York City Ballet's resident choreographer ("Rococo Variations," new last month) was mainly an essay in the strictest traditions of ballet classicism: Tchaikovsky's music, theme-and-variations format, an invocation of the shades of George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton.

Woolf's later novels reconceptualize the style of her earliest pieces in new themes and formats.

Comparing my more widely-read posts to the lower-trafficked ones gives me an idea of themes and formats that resonate the most with my readers.

We're also aiming to add more gateways into the collections based on themes and formats, so, for example, you'd be able to search/browse across all photographs, all advertisements, or all items related to transcultural experiences.

Every issue has a unique theme and physical format, such as McSweeney's 28 shown here.