Sentence examples for better repertory from inspiring English sources
According to one oft-heard generalization, Ballet Theater has better dancers, City Ballet better repertory.
His better-known repertory as a conductor included Beethoven violin concertos and Schubert symphonies.
As an intellectual hub, the National functions better than any repertory theatre I know.
You would be hard-pressed to find repertory better suited to his dark-hued virtuosity and bold musical imagination.
During her twenty-one-year administration, the company's dancing, remarkable from the beginning, got even better, and the repertory got worse.
Certainly there is no one around today who does this repertory better and no one I would rather hear in it.
To better understand the repertory of conotoxins present in the venom duct, we used a BLAST-based pipeline [ 33] to assign transcriptome contigs with homology to conotoxins to conotoxin superfamilies.
The show was prepared: intelligent arrangements, better-than-decent repertory choices (from Davis's and Coltrane's albums as well as the players' own imitative homages), charismatic set pieces.
Though better known in French repertory, Mr. Bavouzet has begun an exploration of Haydn's long-underrated sonatas.
The repertory looked better on stage than on paper and a clever Band-Aid approach kept performances at a high standard despite an inordinate amount of illness and injury among the dancers.
