Sentence examples for beloved work from inspiring English sources

He's a stylistic acrobat, and "Cloud Atlas" is his most beloved work for good reason.

Tuesday night's opening gala began with "Esplanade," Mr. Taylor's most beloved work, which brought, alas, almost all of the evening's pleasure.

The androgyne figure in his most beloved work, "Esplanade" (1975), is marvelously ambiguous — but it's also an idea that has led nowhere.

The palm, though, went to Noseda, for making something memorable and vivid and sincere out of this oft-heard and deservedly beloved work.

Because of this guaranteed success, I'm grateful for the cool manner with which most of the dancers present this beloved work.

The sudden demise of his most beloved work prompted Gershwin to leave for Hollywood in the summer of 1936 — he had had a big success there five years earlier — although Hollywood was not particularly eager to have him.

In this, Beloved works something like The Trial or The Metamorphosis.

"Serenade," one of the choreographer's most beloved works, is the first ballet Balanchine made in America, in 1934.

MUSIC MOUNTAIN Two fine American ensembles offer concerts of beloved works at northern Connecticut's string-quartet shrine.

National Sawdust celebrates his eightieth birthday with a concert that features one of his most beloved works, "Mr.

It must have been nerve-racking, taking on one of Shakespeare's most widely known and beloved works.