Sentence examples for That repertoire from inspiring English sources

"I was trying to find ways to promote music not necessarily as well known as Beethoven, even though I love that repertoire," Mr. Lacombe said.

Over the years, that repertoire has expanded from the works of Ibsen, Shaw and Strindberg to contemporary work by Arthur Miller, Brian Friel and Harold Pinter as well as musicals.

Our results suggest that repertoire analysis of antigen-specific TCRs can be an important readout to assess whether a vaccination was able to generate memory cells in clonal sizes that are necessary for immune protection.

Others accused her of classic western primitivism, arguing that her work grabbed at non-western images (most obviously, that repertoire of ancient Egyptian figures and motifs) to give it a spicily exotic edge.

What I would like to do is keep a foot in tradition — I think that repertoire is fabulous — but to enlarge it to other forms and tie it into the diversity of the congregation.

Now, with the App Store all grown up, ScrollMotion has expanded that repertoire and created a solid offering on the iPhone.

Our results showed that repertoires of T3Es were different between strains belonging to different pathovars.

Comparative genomics studies demonstrated that repertoires of virulence associated genes can be highly variable among the sequenced strains, thus suggesting a role in host specificity [8] [14].

The smaller the number of combinations, the higher the probability that repertoires will overlap by chance.

This-and-that repertoire is gorgeous/moving/life-changing (delete as applicable).

She quickly discovered that most repertoire by black composers is out of print or only exists in manuscript.