Sentence examples for be concert from inspiring English sources
verb
To plan together; to settle or adjust by conference, agreement, or consultation.
"Anyone in Tryon would have told you black children don't get to be concert pianists".
And if there is any action taken, it will be concert with the international community and within the framework of legal justification.
There will be concert performances of the short operas "Le Villi" and "Il Tabarro," alongside Act IV of "Manon Lescaut" and Act III of "Turandot," in the completion by Berio.
The four-week series is performed in separate West Jersey locations -- none of which were meant to be concert halls -- and the music comes from all over the world, and from multiple centuries.
For pop music star Lady Gaga, it might be concert dates and realtime Tweets.
The grim reality is that there are a lot more youngsters aspiring to be concert musicians than will ever make a living that way.
That's good for some people, but the majority will never be concert-level players so they should be free to explore creative possibilities in music.
For many larger acts, that's concert tickets and merchandise.
There were concerts in the female camp.
There were concerts and banquets.
