Sentence examples for an early setting from inspiring English sources

Goethe's tragic play "Faust" held a strong fascination for Berlioz from the very beginning of his career, as evidenced by an early setting of portions of the work from 1828.

Maurer House is among the most recent of the 28 modern homes and 23 architects featured in the exhibit, curated by Dr. Erik Neil, an architectural historian — who found the Island's role as an early setting for important Modernist homes a motivating factor in mounting the show.

But an early setting or late rising moon may make this moot.

He leads that group here for an early set, before moving on to a quintet with Will Vinson on saxophones.

He'll play an early set with the multi-instrumentalist Doug Wieselman and the drummer Roberto Rodriguez, and then regroup with the reedist Michael Attias and the cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm.

But Leeds started the second half as slowly as they did the first, leaving Hayter, who hadn't scored in four months, completely unmarked at an early set-piece.

Globesonic, a collective of disc jockeys with their ears to world music from Algerian rai to Brazilian samba, will spin an early set, as will LTJ Bukem's latest discovery, Makoto, with the vocals of a woman named Deeizm.

This was evident at an early set at the Zinc Bar on West Houston Street, where I was the third person present, after the bartender and the performer: no way to avoid buying a drink there.

But if you can find a way in, you can catch an early set by the exuberant Philadelphia classic-rock band Dr. Dog; you could probably be home, or at someone else's home, by midnight.

In an early set on Thursday, his new quintet seemed both the most accessible of his bands for those with a rough understanding of the plot of jazz history and -- surprise -- the freest.

On Tuesday at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, where he will play with his quartet through this weekend, Mr. Hutcherson seemed to do this several times during an early set.