Sentence examples for called solo from inspiring English sources

The first solo, called "Solo," is for Ms. Guillem.

One of the choreographers at the Joyce was Jodi Melnick, who showed a reworked version of her 2012 piece "Solo, Deluxe Version," here called "Solo, (Re)Deluxe Version".

Talk story about a 3-day exposition called Solo in the City at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Ave .in the Sixties.

He wrote his last screenplay in 1976, a mountain-climbing piece for Redford called "Solo Faces," based on the exploits of the maverick American climber Gary Hemming.

The first piece I saw was called Solo, danced by Merce Cunningham himself behind a white scrim, with a brilliant white decor by Robert Rauschen berg.

Sunday at 7, an evening called "Solo Trumpet and...". with Gareth Flowers, Laurie Frink, Dave Ballou, Mr. Nelson and others, performing music from many composers, including Bach and Morton Feldman.

Five choreographers -- Lucinda Childs, Michael Clark, Cesc Gelabert, Eliot Feld and Tere O'Connor -- have created new pieces for the program, called "Solos With Piano or Not".

Fundamental not only to the scoring but to the style, and even the musical structure of the Baroque concerto, was the opposition between the full orchestra, or concerto grosso (also called tutti, or ripieno), and the concertino (also called soli, or principale).

Two retrotransposon families that we missed (Cer11 and Cer14) do not contain intact elements (called solo-only families).

A third class contains both short TIRs (∼100bp), and a fourth class is called SOLOs, which contain only one TIR.

Forbes contributor Elaine Pofeldt points out that studies of this type frequently do not count the self-employed, or what she calls "solo entrepreneurs," and that we need to accelerate their ability to start businesses in order to stimulate our 21st century economy.