This year there is a new concluding segment, an illusion of a forest in the park's formal hedge garden as an original holiday musical score plays.
This is illustrated in the following excerpt (5) that shows a portion of the concluding segment of a university textbook chapter discussing the effects of WWI on the US and Russia.
This was in the concluding segment of a three part tirade from Ferguson directed at Krugman.
The parallels between Bee's event and the White House Correspondents Dinnerr were brought full circle in the show's concluding segment, which imagined an "alternative timeline" with Hillary Clinton as president and Bee as the featured comedian at Clinton's White House Correspondents Dinnerr.
On Thursday night's concluding segment, President Clinton, who granted an exclusive interview to the Kunhardts, is linked with James Madison, the champion of governmental separation of power -- an invaluable system but one that also made possible a partisan-led impeachment of Mr. Clinton.
That's a lesson that the composer of this particular sea chantey — which is in the concluding segment of the three-part chamber musical "The Landing," at the Vineyard Theater — knows very well.
This is discussed in the concluding segment of the thesis, along with directions for future research.
The first half will be broadcast tonight on CBS; the concluding segment will be shown on Wednesday.
That play turned out to be "Widows and Children First," the concluding segment in the trilogy, and it changed her life.
The concluding segment, based on "The Dybbuk" and echoing Marc Chagall in its gestures and the players' masks, is more verbose and, despite the strong, convulsive, animal-like movement of Daniel Irizarry as the dybbuk, less successful.
"New Yorkers at Home" was the light concluding segment, with songs by Berlin, Blitzstein, Rodgers and Hart and, to end, the "The Boy From New York City" by the pop song team of John Taylor and George Davis, performed as a quartet complete with dance turns and much mugging.
