Sentence examples for a suite in which from inspiring English sources

JILL SIGMAN/THINK DANCE is presenting "Fowl Play: Some Dances About Civilization," a suite in which Ms. Sigman asks, "How are we doing as a species?" In the first section, "Fowl Play," dancers on a bone-littered stage try to trace the uncertain lines between animal and human, civil and uncivil behavior.

Tradition was embodied by Barbara Carroll, who improvised a piano suite in which a theme from Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra was woven into an extended version of "Some Other Time".

This was achieved by an introductory session in a computer suite in which all students were logged on to the NMP course on WebCT and the available resources were demonstrated.

But Mr. Holmes, imagining a dialogue between the two, created a dramatic suite in which their songs fruitfully played off one another.

On one such occasion they were able to move him to a beautiful suite, in which he could spread out and work more comfortably.

Here, rather than a theatre, the characters come to a TV editing suite, in which a drama-documentary about assisted suicide is in post-production.

Who knew that somewhere in the belly of the Emirates there was a high-tech suite in which a crack team with fancy touch screens and headsets analysed footage and stats for every single player in the world, 24 hours a day?

Terry Gruber, a wedding photographer, described a scene in a plush Manhattan hotel suite in which he was photographing a bride dressing for her ceremony.

But in part because of her most recent series -- an erotica-inspired suite in which the figurative elements are much more intentional -- she's currently on the lookout among her cache of abstractions for those best suited for use as backgrounds.

There are the expected "advanced pop" groups (like Deep Purple and Pete Brown's Battered Ornaments), a folk/blues guitarist (Mike Chapman); and – most extraordinary of all – a brand new English folk suite, in which the singer, Shirley Collins, is backed by a group of musicians calling themselves the Dolly Collins Harmonious Band, using reconstructions of medieval instruments.

The two best segments are "Rhapsody in Blue," a witty Manhattan-in-the-Jazz-Age homage to the caricaturist Al Hirschfeld set to the music of Gershwin, and the finale (to Stravinsky's "Firebird" Suite), in which a cometlike sprite whooshes around the globe explosively creating, destroying and renewing the planet's life forms.