Sentence examples for before an assemblage of from inspiring English sources
But neither could you imagine performing "The Rite" before an assemblage of the Nazi elite on Hitler's birthday, as you can still behold Wilhelm Furtwängler and the Berlin Philharmonic doing the Ninth in 1942 on YouTube.
One of his scores looked more like a Mondrian than anything published as music before: an assemblage of slim black rectangles on a white ground, it is visually beautiful and, being completely devoid of traditional notation, has encouraged imaginative performances from pianists.
There has never been as large an assemblage of voluntary agencies as here in Bosnia, nor have they ever before been given such broad responsibility.
People stand before the exhibits, laugh, shake their heads in wonder or look glumly at an assemblage of political artifacts of seven decades of troubled history.
They're just an assemblage of parts.
It's an assemblage of taste.
The memorial is an assemblage of grave markers.
That was a team, not just an assemblage of talent.
There is an assemblage of simultaneous planes, a modernist device.
| Sotheby's presents an assemblage of nineteenth-century furniture (Oct.
relies on an assemblage of gyroscopes, accelerometers, and magnetometers.
