(1) At the next lesson Milhaud essentially approved the work after a few comments and suggestions, then requested that Trimble harmonize the melody for the next lesson.

(2) We harmonize together, singing, u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510If ever I had a friend, you've been that friend to me.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(3) The president said it was significant that this substation had been built to harmonize with its natural surroundings, in contrast with other functional structures that have clashed with the landscape.

(4) The economic group founded to harmonize national development plans

(5) Participants also discussed global issues such as revising the Patent Cooperation Treaty to simplify patent application procedures, as well as ways to harmonize the different patent systems.

(6) We harmonize a scale using only the notes from that particular key

(7) All of the colors seemed to harmonize with each other - perfectly arranged around each other.

(8) Rather than singing lyrics, they simply harmonize in tones that seem to alternate between accompanying and leading the music.

(9) It is, indeed, true that Americans derive from so many racial currents that it is a sine qua non that ways must be found to harmonize them without a loss of their uniqueness.

(10) On many health care campuses, brick is the traditional building skin; renovations, additions and new buildings must harmonize with existing facilities.

(11) Commercial aluminium window frames have been chosen so that they will eventually harmonize with the silver grey of the weathered shingles.

(12) Plans to harmonize the railways of Europe

(13) Framers may do their best to harmonize new and existing legislation, but there will inevitably be clashes.

(14) The wall colors are designed to harmonize with one another.

(15) The singers simply could not sing, much less harmonize , and not once on the entire record did the drummer manage to bang a drum on beat.

(16) Ideals of the good enable us to take up the standpoint of the prudent and foresighted individual, concerned to harmonize current desires with one another and with the self's future needs and interests.

(17) On this front-hall staircase, wood posts topped with graceful finials were painted black to harmonize with the metal railings and ironwork on the home's front exterior.

(18) The installations were not barrier-like, but seemed to exist primarily to subtly harmonize with the architecture of the gallery.

(19) An additional purpose, or at least effect, of some international environmental agreements is to harmonize national laws, either globally or regionally.

(20) So I stepped back from it and thought, how would someone like Stravinsky harmonize this?