Sentence examples for a range of classical from inspiring English sources

As a ballerina, Ms Pietragalla's passionate temperament had earned her partnerships with the world's greatest male dancers and a range of classical and contemporary roles.

But he was also dealing with a range of classical sources like Plutarch, Pliny and Livy as well as chroniclers closer to Shakespeare's own time.

In later decades, Ms. Foster took on a range of classical roles, including Titania and Hippolyta in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Andromache in "The Trojan Women" and the mother in "Blood Wedding".

From the conventional histories, for example, one would scarcely be aware that most buildings erected up to the 1930s were designed in a range of Classical and traditional styles.

Like a lot of musicians his age, he's into far-out beat makers (J Dilla, Flying Lotus), high-minded art rockers (Dirty Projectors, Radiohead) and a range of classical music ("some Chopin, Satie, Schubert").

Three novel β-carboline ligands (βCCt, 3PBC and WYS8), which preferentially bound to α1 BzR subtypes permitted a comparison of the pharmacological efficacies with a range of classical BzR antagonists (flumazenil, ZK93426) from several different structural groups and indicated these β-carbolines were 'near GABA neutral antagonists'.

Ten pieces of classical music - some short, some selected extracts of longer works - have been chosen to represent a range of western classical music and provide good entry points into it.

Performed on Wednesday by five women from Trinayan Dance Theater in the Odissi style of Indian dance, it's a 70-minute suite of solos, duets and larger ensembles that demonstrates a range of truly classical virtues.

We have a range of tastes: classical, jazz, opera, rock.

We estimated the heritability of individual differences in beta cell function after a mixed meal test designed to assess a wide range of classical and model-derived beta cell function parameters.

Because of the unknown toxicity of mixtures of these emerging and classical POPs reported in this and the companion article (Schecter et al. 2010) reporting PFCs, PCBs, and pesticides from the same composite food samples, a larger representative sampling of food for a wide range of classical and emerging pollutants as well as increased food surveillance is strongly indicated.