Sentence examples for which selections from inspiring English sources

Among his major publications was In Nyu York (1919; "In New York"), from which selections appeared in a bilingual English-Yiddish edition with the same title (1982).

The arcade culminated in a tournament of Johann Sebastian Joust, a screenless game during which selections from Bach's "Brandenburg" Concertos play while competitors try to jostle the motion-sensitive controllers in their opponents' hands while holding still the controllers in their own.

The friend I was drinking and dining with spent more than a dozen years in Japan and knows his way around a list, but if you're on your own, the menu offers good guidance (including notations on which selections are less likely to induce hangovers) The staff is helpful, and complimentary tastes are offered.

Winners of the Mao Dun Prize received exposure to an audience beyond China by way of a new English-language version of Renmin wenxue ("People's Literature"), the first periodical founded in the People's Republic, in which selections from fiction and nonfiction were published.

It is a work scored for from one to seven harpsichords and from one to fifty-two tape machines in which selections from leading European and American composers from Mozart to Schoenberg have been subjected to a process called fragmentation according to calculations derived from the "I Ching".

His new book Inherit the Dust, from which selections are currently on display at Fahey/Klein Gallery in Los Angeles through May 16, reflects both this narrative, political stance, and a breakthrough moment in Brandt's artistic evolution.

The remaining four input vectors are selected using the most common approach in which selection of the input vector comprising of the sequential time series data.

Then readers will again vote on which selection they want to read and discuss in the chat room.

In fact, if there wasn't, you'd have to wonder which selection process wasn't working right".

We discussed which selection methods are generally recommended under which conditions.

Mutation and recombination drive the evolution of most pathogens by generating the genetic variants upon which selection operates.