Sentence examples for a concert's from inspiring English sources

ROCKTER SCALE (noun): The tool used to measure a concert's seismic force.

Jenkins is known for being hands-on with every decision; she presides over not just a concert's repertoire, but the poster and programme, too.

Though the program was long and demanding (each one of these works contains a concert's worth of music to mull over), the audience was riveted.

Good programming is almost an art form in its own right and time taken in its preparation is integral to a concert's success.

Benet Casablancas, from Spain, had the first word with "Encore for Arditti" (2004): a piece written, if the title is to be taken literally, to be a concert's final word.

Delivering up to 50 hours of battery life on two AA batteries, the Wireless Drum Controller gives you enough juice to perform a concert's worth of hits, encores included.

Christine McVie's "Songbird", which Caillat felt needed a concert hall's ambience, was recorded during an all-night session at Zellerbach Auditorium, across San Francisco Bay in Berkeley.

Surely that isolated opening line must be one of the more terrifying prospects in a concert singer's repertory?

Individually these are all strong acts, but together they are a concert promoter's nightmare.

Each event examines a specific theme and concludes with a concert; Monday's program, the second, dealt with concepts of mourning.

He traces that sense of himself to his mother, a concert pianist's daughter, who, he said, "always kept me close to 'culture,' to Nietzsche, Goethe and Wagner".