Sentence examples for a complete live from inspiring English sources
The Philharmonic, led by David Newman, replaced the deleted music with a complete live performance of Leonard Bernstein's colorful, jazz-tinged score: not only the ample dance music and background cues, but also the vibrant accompaniments to the songs.
Pavarotti, 42, is the only classical singer who has ever performed a complete live recital before a national television audience, and the only one who has ever given a solo recital at the new Met.
Patti Smith will give a complete live performance of her influential 1975 debut album, "Horses," at the Howard Gilman Opera House at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Nov. 30.
"It's a complete live TV experience," he said, "designed for the gamer, making it simpler and easier to find the television they wait".
For a complete live blog of the announcement and Q&A session, head over to All Things D (the video is now up as well).
When Bambaataa heard the released records, a complete live band had been added.
It also plans to mitigate the deadening effects of strict delineation of segments of the city by creating mixed-use neighbourhood centres using "new design ideas and concepts to provide a complete live-work-play-learn environment for residents".
Flowertown, USA, is amazing to me, in that it's like a complete, living world that I believe in and kind of want to live in.
Most counties will issue a temporary process server identification with a completed live-scan (fingerprinting) application, but applicants must pass the background investigations (i.e. cannot have any felony convictions) in order to receive the permanent registration and identification.
"With this agreement in place, Hulu will soon provide an affordable, complete live TV package that includes all four major broadcast networks, the top-rated cable news channels, a massive sports offering and our deep existing premium streaming library for under $40".
The goal of future validation efforts should not be restricted to identification of the highest quality approaches but should quantify the loss of data quality in choosing, for example, a truncated vs. complete live birth or pregnancy history, or a survey covering wide-ranging issues vs. a highly focused questionnaire.
