Sentence examples for celebrated version from inspiring English sources

Louis Armstrong's justly celebrated version showcases Satchmo's highly inventive phrasing, the influence of which permeated popular music.

There are, of course, new, less reticent translations, but Jason's reading of this celebrated version is itself a masterpiece.

(The tragic waters that Hunt Lieberson stirs in her rendition of "He Was Despised," from "Messiah," make Baker's celebrated version sound almost stolid).

He has translated more than 20 plays, including Ms. Reza's "Art" and a celebrated version of Chekhov's "Seagull" that had its debut in London last year.

But, otherwise, those major British artists who designed for the stage – such as Graham Sutherland, David Hockney and Howard Hodgkin – have tended to work on operas or ballets, with Hockney creating a celebrated version of A Rake's Progress.

Warner's most celebrated version of the stroke, against India's Ravi Ashwin, helped him stop the bowler from coming around the wicket and defensively angling the ball in towards the pads to curb scoring.

The celebrated London version was produced in 1935.

In a celebrated concert version at Avery Fisher Hall in 1985, Barbara Cook sang the part.

"The Nutcracker" has returned in George Balanchine's celebrated choreographic version of Tchaikovsky's holiday ballet.

My family even celebrated a version of this holiday for decades.

The second work was "Carmen" in Roland Petit's celebrated 1949 version, also a good company showcase but, of course, centered on its heroine.