Sentence examples for To selections from inspiring English sources
noun
The process or act of selecting.
- The large number of good candidates made selection difficult.
Go to "Selections" > "Select None" and finally, "Layers" > "Merge" > "Merge Down".
"Emeralds," set to selections from Fauré's "Pelléas et Mélisande" and "Shylock," evokes French style and romanticism.
If you stayed there, you were subject to selections every day.
Performing to selections from "The Nutcracker," Cornelissen appeared to ride flawlessly.
Skating to selections from George Winston's "Winter Into Spring," she glided atop the ice so smoothly that she looked weightless.
"Carrugi," in its New York première, is a half-hour piece set to selections from Mozart's oratorio "La Betulia Liberata".
Made for this company to selections from Bizet's "Jeux d'enfants" ("Children's Games," Op. 22), it features several incidental felicities.
In that 10-section work, paired to selections from Mozart's oratorio "La Betulia Liberata," Mr. Varone takes a kinetic approach.
About a dozen people showed up yesterday to listen to selections from E. B. White's "Stuart Little.
The mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, partly of Russian lineage, brought her idiomatic diction to selections by Tchaikovsky and Sergei Taneyev.
The opening concert of the summer is devoted to selections from Mozart's "Idomeneo" and Britten's "Peter Grimes".
