Sentence examples for extensive repertory from inspiring English sources

In 1845 they toured the United States with an extensive repertory.

Unsurprisingly, the companies won't retain the extensive repertory he created for them.

Though Mr. Lewis has an extensive repertory, Beethoven has been central to his activities of late.

Later Auer changed his mind about the piece, and thereafter the concerto occupied a prominent place in his extensive repertory.

Children taking piano lessons today can choose from an extensive repertory of elementary-level pieces by the greatest of composers.

The next season was the company's 50th-anniversary season, which was marked by a more extensive repertory of ballets than usual.

From the start, she gravitated to the troupe's extensive contemporary repertory, learning from choreographers like Jiri Kylian, William Forsythe and Mark Morris.

Bottlenose dolphins – so named because of their elongated jaws – have an extensive sound repertory consisting of whistles, burst-pulsed sounds and broadband clicks.

Mr. Tomasson emphasized his respect for tradition; the company has an extensive Balanchine repertory, performs the classics and does the obligatory "Nutcracker" season every December.

I suppose we all think of the extensive Italian repertory first when it comes to these delicious spheres, of tender fried polpettine or saucy Italian-American-style meatballs, but their counterparts are found everywhere.

By the 6th century the Christian church had developed an extensive iconographic repertory, and Christian images were in use everywhere: both as icons, which functioned as focal points of worship, and as symbolic and narrative compositions, which proclaimed the mysteries of the faith and instructed the unlettered in the stories of sacred scripture.