Sentence examples for When recital from inspiring English sources

Aidan O'Brien's hopes of winning the Irish Derby for the sixth year running received a setback on Tuesday when Recital, sixth home in the Derby at Epsom this month, was ruled out of Sunday's race at the Curragh.

Therefore, when recital F in this report refers to subsidiarity as a 'dynamic concept', I think we should add the word 'pragmatic', because, as recital G says it is 'an appropriate legal technique'.

When the recital was over, he returned to the White House, and everybody went back to work.

Even when his recital programs are the standard two hours — and given his penchant for hefty encores, they are typically longer — they have grand ambitions that make them almost heroic.

My dad still talks about the exuberance of her playing during a recital when she was twelve.

Nicole Johnson was just settling into her daughter's dance recital when her phone rang.

There were moments during the recital when it felt as though you were hearing music for the first time.

Recognized early for her musical gift, she held her first recital when she was 12 years of age, and was accepted to and graduated from the High School of Music and Art.

It is 1941, and Alexeï, a budding concert pianist, is returning to his Moscow apartment two days before his first public recital when a neighbor warns him off: his parents are being arrested.

The house was airy and uncluttered, and Hunt Lieberson led me on a tour, pointing out a shelf of family photographs, including one that showed her at her first piano recital, when she was six or seven, a pretty girl with long, blond curls and a timid smile.

In an interview with the WQXR host Jeff Spurgeon, quoted on the WQXR blog, the Finnish soprano Karita Mattila said that when giving a recital, "the challenge is always to find the intimacy and the contact with the audience, no matter how big the hall is".