Sentence examples for duet than from inspiring English sources
He wrote more music, much more, for piano duet than any other important composer.
(Less a duet than a passive-aggressive spat, it has some good zingers: "No one bears a grudge like a boy genius/Just past his prime").
The surprisingly restrained race in 2009 was jokingly called "more duet than duel" as Ms. Merkel and her mild-mannered vice chancellor, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a Social Democrat, engaged in a bloodless campaign.
Duet, by Kumobius (Australia) I've been more frustrated by Duet than by any other game this year; on the flip side, few other games are as fun when you succeed.
(The pas de deux is a formal classical-tutu affair, but also more of a love duet than I've seen, with the dancers often locking eyes and pausing to embrace).
The Song We Share, by Danièle Desnoyers, set to a bittersweet composition by Philippe B, is less a duet than an assembly of nuanced moments – tense, probing, lyrical and sad.
Mr. McGillin, a musical-theater leading man maybe best known for his long run in the title role of "The Phantom of the Opera," and the lovely Ms. Luker, seemingly ageless both in person and voice, perform an utterly transporting duet, "Lovelier Than Ever," an operetta-style paean to springtime and young love that's perhaps the evening's musical highlight.
As I observed this couple, I saw a duet that looked different than the one Bob described.
No sooner has the andante's second duet begun than the man (Tyler Angle) carries the woman (Sterling Hyltin) across the stage with her feet tucked up together.
When researchers observed activity in the brains of plain-tailed wrens while singing, they discovered something striking: In both sexes, the neurons reacted more strongly to the duet song than individual contributions — they are seemingly wired to enhance cooperation.
It was no stranger a duet pairing than many of the night's other performances, which matched this season's contestants with the favorite musicians of their parents' generation.
