Sentence examples for extraordinary cycle from inspiring English sources

"This is an extraordinary cycle because it includes the possibility of war," he said.

That's the general movement of Mr. Wilson's extraordinary cycle of plays and of "Hedley" in particular.

The 15 works are an extraordinary cycle, as wrenching as the symphonies, and in some ways richer and more consistent.

More than a decade on, it was stranger still for Ruhl to stand outside Yale's University Theatre and feel that her extraordinary cycle was finally complete.

One of the biggest events of the spring is the Kennedy Center's August Wilson's 20th Century, a series of staged readings of all 10 plays in the extraordinary cycle that Wilson completed before his death in 2005.

But what natural forces drive this extraordinary cycle?

But it is their extraordinary life cycle that some people find compelling.

But this extraordinary annual cycle which has fed Cambodia's 23 million people for centuries is fracturing as first China, and now neighbouring Laos and Thailand, prepare to build a series of great dams across the mighty Mekong and its tributaries to provide electricity for the region's burgeoning cities. Eleven dams are planned to span the main river and nearly 100 more on its tributaries.

The results of what Mr Gatti gave and demanded were palpable in the orchestra's extraordinary Mahler cycle two years ago in which bold interpretative extremes produced thrilling performances.That sort of daring, and the confidence to communicate it to both ensemble and audience, can be the special gift of a young conductor, and the current musical scene could use such bracing rejuvenation.

With no bite, sting or poison, they are gentle, even helpless.The cicada is also tasty to fellow animals which is precisely the point of its extraordinary life-cycle.

"We have seen the peak of an extraordinary advertising expenditure cycle," said John Perriss, chairman and chief executive at Zenith Media in London, referring to the strong results this year fueled by the Olympics, elections and dot-coms.