Sentence examples for Brief residency from inspiring English sources
My parents' European honeymoon stretched into a year; it was followed by a brief residency in New York and then the move to Connecticut.
On April 2, the company will perform at the Paul Robeson Community Theme School for the Arts in New Brunswick, the culmination of a brief residency.
JUILLIARD415 Concluding a brief residency with this young but already eminent ensemble in October, the Baroque master William Christie made Handel's oratorio "Il Trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno," a poignant allegory of aging, come furiously alive.
What occasioned his latest visit to New York was a brief residency at Mannes, beginning with a dramatic reading of "Enoch Arden," a lengthy narrative poem by Tennyson with (intermittent) piano accompaniment by Richard Strauss.
But during a brief residency at the Royal Opera House here last month, it severely tarnished its reputation with the public and critics alike, and the sometimes hostile reception must have shocked a company more accustomed to accolades.
Since his death in 1987, accordingly, the violin has mostly been on display at the Legion of Honor Museum, with a brief residency at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, being played only a few times a year.
Threes combats short attention spans by having different restaurants occupy its kitchen for brief residencies, which, alongside the ever-changing beer menu, keeps things novel.
Brave, rude, unpredictable, fun, loud, childish and about three-quarters competent: in everything he does, including two unsurprisingly brief residencies on The 11 O'Clock Show and I'm a Celebrity, that's how he is.
Now the comedian, feted by Variety and Rolling Stone, has another chance to shine with this brief London residency.
Their brief defines residency as a "significant and continuing attachment to a community".
Why would I? Born and bred in the Bronx, I took pride in my Big Apple citizenship for 30 of my 40 years, save a brief college residency in Ohio and a subsequent misguided detour throughout parts of New England.
