Sentence examples for with strains from inspiring English sources

Business is continuing, with strains.

(Fittingly, the episode is laced with strains from "La Bohème").

Americans have long flirted with strains of anti-centralism and fears of concentrated power.

Salsa is a blend of strains of Cuban music with strains of jazz.

This is a big emotional drama, with strains of good-natured comedy, focusing on relationships and family.

Commerce strikes a visual and auditory pose that combines elements of the Waverly Inn with strains of Balthazar.

Still, some restaurants in Mexico were contaminated with strains of E. coli known to cause intestinal distress.

We are Anglo-Saxon Western European mutts with strains of English, Scottish, Swiss, Welsh, Alsatian and German.

Andersson has something of Woody Allen and Terry Gilliam, but with strains of anarchy and melancholy that are unique.

Along with his ecumenical heritage (African-American, Thai and Chinese with strains of Caucasian and American Indian), Woods brought a gift for drama and a prodigious talent.

Surgihoney can even tackle wounds infected with strains of bacteria resistant to antibiotics, he says, including MRSA, E coli and pseudomonas.