Sentence examples for bustling score from inspiring English sources

Even with dancers like Chase Finlay, Tiler Peck and Lauren King — whose pretty smile and graciousness bring some warmth to the work's relentless pitch — "Fearless Symmetries" never moves beyond John Adams's bustling score.

The fast-moving video images accompanying Julia Wolfe's "Fuel" sometimes evoked "Koyaanisqatsi," the 1982 film depicting the unharmonious relationship between humans and the natural world set to a bustling score by Philip Glass.

Throughout the morning, the roped-off scene was bustling with scores of curious pedestrians, reporters, and neighborhood business-owners.

A bustling frontman, Rosler scored 64 goals in 176 games for the club, giving supporters something to smile about during the dark days of that decade, when City were relegated twice and tumbled from the Premier League to the third tier of English football in three seasons.

Mr. Adamo's score is bustling and hyper-rhythmic, but sometimes too dense.

Mr. Glass played a bustling, ragtime-flavored piano score to one of Harry Smith's abstract films and accompanied Mr. Willner's reading of several Allen Ginsberg poems.

Bulls extended their lead after another Kearney break, and with Sammut sniping, Bateman bustled his way through to score a second try, although Foster was unable to find the mark with his conversion attempt.

Kent Nagano has the bustling score brilliantly sorted out.

The vivid scoring in "Chicago" reflected bustling, animated street scenes.

In his City Opera debut Julian Kuerti, a rising Canadian conductor who was an assistant to James Levine at the Boston Symphony Orchestra, drew a bustling, moody and colorful performance of Mr. Knussen's 50-minute score from the impressive City Opera Orchestra.

On his first start for Scotland, and with a bustling earnestness to his display, Craig Mackail-Smith rose to the challenge and scored the decisive goal.