Sentence examples for ensemble opportunities from inspiring English sources

Of course, more than fine ensemble opportunities account for the platform the play allows its actors.

It must not become the preserve of those children whose families can afford to pay for tuition and ensemble opportunities".

The range of learning was also dominated by whole class and smaller ensemble opportunities and orchestral instruments.

Look for ensemble opportunities.

This melancholy, slow-moving fantasia must be catnip for string players: its harmonies are simple, rich and open, and it affords a string ensemble an opportunity to fill a hall with a solid wall of irresistibly warm sound.

Working on Bill English's grassy unit set, Jon Tracy has done a stunning job of giving his ensemble an opportunity to use the languages of football and modern dance as parallel means of expression.

With its allegorical characters, video interludes, and nontraditional staging, Everybody affords the 13 student actors in the ensemble ample opportunities to deepen and expand their performance skills.

What these young people need are first-class ensemble performance opportunities, where they can take on bigger musical challenges alongside peers who are as good as or better than they are.

If there is one thing to be said for scores like this, it is that even when the musical materials are third-rate, Shostakovich's orchestration is masterly and gives an ensemble ample opportunity to show its strengths.

By choosing "Seussical," a popular musical by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens and based on the writings of children's guru Dr. Seuss, Takakuwa has given her 27-member ensemble an opportunity to shine both individually and collectively.

Note: Conceptually, we are dealing with collections of models (Parker (2011) or ensembles of opportunity (Meehl et al., 2007; Carter, 2010; Knutti et al., 2010)).