Sentence examples for basic repertory from inspiring English sources

He has a basic repertory of roughly 600 appetizers and entrees.

This season they are putting on six new ballets, along with six revivals, & their basic repertory - a total of 30 ballets.

In any case philosophy does the groundwork and comes face to face with my basic repertory of distress: forlornness, the shakes, and other signs of world-weary discomfort.

Yet however much Marlboro's programming may depend on the personal preferences of participants, the basic repertory has always leaned heavily on the Germanic classics favored by the European founders, particularly Serkin.

Another reason for the stability, not to say predictability, of Marlboro's basic repertory over the years is that new performers are always eager to trot out some of the standards on their own.

He has been a mentor "to a new generation of Italian chefs," said Michael Batterberry, editor and publisher of Food Arts magazine, "and was the leader in proselytizing the necessity to use authentic product, and to understand the basic repertory of technique".

Is there, nonetheless, a basic human repertory?

Miss DeLay was as well known for her easygoing, direct manner and her homey advice as she was for the demanding five-hour practice regimen she recommended in which full hours were devoted to technical basics, etudes, repertory pieces, concertos and works by Bach but also in which 10-minute breaks between hours were allowed.

(The elder O'Farrill, who died last year, composed long-form works like "The Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite" and "The Aztec Suite," both basic to the repertory of the Lincoln Center group).

But Ms. Woods has also carved a niche for herself in the cabaret world as a protégée of Margaret Whiting, singing material that strays far from the basic pop-blues repertory of shows like "Blues in the Night," "One Mo' Time" and "Black and Blue".

"Les Sylphides" is an abstract, dreamlike, Romantic ballet set to orchestrations of Chopin piano music that was a basic part of the repertory for much of the 20th century.