Sentence examples for using a panoply of from inspiring English sources

It's endlessly watchable, using a panoply of junk to create a colourful, impossibly complex Rube Goldberg machine.

Using a panoply of optical and mechanical effects Fairbanks leads the viewer through a range of magical worlds.

Chicago prosecutors detail how the cartel smuggled hundreds of kilograms of cocaine and heroin a time across the Mexican border using a panoply of methods such as "cargo aircraft, private aircraft, submarines and other submersible and semi-submersible vessels, container ships, go-fast boats, fishing vessels, buses, rail cars, tractor-trailers and automobiles".

In their continual war of attrition with smugglers, customs officers are using a panoply of new tools: hand-held meters that measure the density of objects, vans with X-ray equipment that scan cars headed to Mexico looking for hidden compartments.

A new brain trust of experts is needed, who can think tactically and strategically about how best to defend U.S. and NATO interests in this dangerous new era, using a panoply of tools.

Using a panoply of analysis tools, CpG islands or similar features could not be identified in the Cyp7a1 gene or its vicinity (data not shown).

By the 20th century, nearly every major nation developed, produced and in some cases used a panoply of biological weapons, including anthrax, plague, typhoid and glanders.

The majority of British people use a panoply of websites and widgets – 70% of British households have an internet connection according to the Office of National Statistics – for work, social networking or just staying up to date with the world at large.

Bundick considers himself a singer-songwriter, just one who happens to use a panoply of samples and effects rather than an acoustic guitar – in fact, his next record will have far more conventional, organic instrumentation.

Bowers and his collaborator, H. L. Muller, use a panoply of editing tricks to contract time; their theme is the convergence of nature and technology, which they often render surrealistically.

After that, the local government adopted the policy in effect today, of careful observation and early warning: geologists, surveyors and emergency personnel use a panoply of high-technology monitors.