Sentence examples for a mixed program from inspiring English sources
The highly articulated forms of Mr. Mayne's facades suggest that his design, too, contains a mixed program.
On Friday night the Lar Lubovitch Dance Company presents a mixed program of Mr. Lubovitch's well-made, appealing dances.
The problem is that a composer discovered in a mixed program may not turn up again for months or even years.
For a mere $10 a night, audiences can sample a mixed program and, with some luck, be bitten by the dance bug.
The ballet company has a mixed program, including the "Carmen Suite" with Eleonora Cassano as guest star April 21, 22, 24, 25, 28 and 29.
But in his Carnegie Hall recital Mr. Aimard will play a mixed program with some quite standard repertory, including one out-and-out war horse, Beethoven's "Appassionata" Sonata.
If the number of sources is prescribed, a mixed programming problem is solved.
"He's a heroic pianist with a tempestuous style giving a beautifully mixed program" of Brahms, Beethoven, Schubert, Bartok and Liszt, she said.
Valery Gergiev and company hold forth here with a mixed Russian program, a Rachmaninoff program and a Prokofiev program before moving on to mingle Wagner and Debussy with Tchaikovsky.
After concerts of Stravinsky and Mahler this week at Carnegie Hall, Michael Tilson Thomas and the orchestra carry a third, wildly mixed program to Long Island.
The cake wash and task networks are modelled using disjunctive programming and then converted into a mixed integer program.
