Sentence examples for conservatory which from inspiring English sources

After that, we all went to a vocal competition at the St . PetersburgConservatory, which lasted for five hours.

Mr. Masur studied at the Leipzig Conservatory, which Mendelssohn founded, and, like him, led the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra.

I've misted it daily and, since last October, kept it in our conservatory which is heated at night.

And what of the Victorian Como Park Conservatory, which provides a steamy escape from winter's frigid temperatures?

At his death he was chairman of the jazz studies department and professor of African-American music at the conservatory, which is part of Oberlin College.

Parents, patrons, foundations and the conservatory, which subsidizes the Starling program with rent-free rehearsal halls, classrooms and practice space, dance cheek to cheek.

Shortly thereafter, glasshouses (greenhouses) and conservatories, which had been used during Roman times to force plants to flower, were built in England and elsewhere to house exotic plants.

Dec. 5: One of the most beautiful holiday balls is the New York Botanical Garden's dinner-dance, held in the conservatories, which are on the route of the holiday train show with its miniatures of 148 landmark buildings made from twigs, vines and bark.

(To restate my disclaimer one last time, the situation is probably similar in the United States for the elite universities and conservatories, which constitute perhaps 5% of all the music schools in the country).

The American Conservatory Theater, which Mr. McKenzie led from 1962 to 1982, was awarded the Tony for regional theater in 1979.

Bard's conservatory program, which requires all its participants to double-major, exists for a lot of reasons, and social engineering is one of them.