Sentence examples for theme from one from inspiring English sources

Mozart had a pet starling that could sing a theme from one of his piano concertos.

The melancholy second movement quotes a theme from one of Dvořák's own songs, "Lasst mich allein" (German: "Leave Me Alone").

He also continued to write short stories, but in 1923, after contracting tuberculosis, he abruptly changed his major theme from one of self-preoccupation to one of concern with the state of the masses.

For late-season watchers, baseball's clock-free, pitch-by-pitch disclosures and its fondness for startling changes of mood and theme from one game to the next accumulate a complexity of emotion and possibility that is probably beyond the reach of other sports.

Invite people to attend in costume, either dressed as the King himself, as Priscilla, or representing a theme from one of his famous movies, like "Blue Hawaii".. Play Elvis music between films.

During Saturday's concert, which stretched from 11.45pm until almost three in the morning, Chao mixed and matched his best-known songs, with musical themes from one track layered on to another in the style of a giant DJ mix.

Thirteen primary themes were identified from the 23 studies and all themes, apart from one on homelessness, were identified in at least 7 studies.

He is already moving motifs and themes from one medium to another.

That said, in a separate interview last week, Mr. Olbermann acknowledged that for MSNBC's nighttime lineup to ultimately work, viewers needed to be able to follow at least some common themes from one show to another.

Patterns across cases: examining the cases for connections, considering how themes from one case feature in another and which themes are the strongest redefining themes is common at this stage.

An interval of two weeks between each focus group allowed for an iterative process to be adopted, and for emergent themes from one focus group to be presented and considered by later focus groups.