Sentence examples for festive work from inspiring English sources

"Gloriana" is a festive work with ample moments of spectacle, including dance (choreographed here with classical stylishness by Lucy Burge).

The US singer, 43, has penned a festive work of fiction with her husband, America's Got Talent host Nick Cannon.

Soon after St. Mark's, Venice, inaugurated in 1403 a choir of boys from the city, their master Antonio Romano was invited to compose a festive work in honour of the doge.

But until Clooney moves in, we have HGTV's 'Celebrity Holiday Homes.' In these two one-hour specials, HGTV follows the festive work of designers to the stars.

This would be my first ever festive work do, so I decided to make the most of it and have a few jars.

His initial program couldn't be friendlier: Mendelssohn's gracious "Italian" Symphony, along with festive works by Shostakovich, Sousa, and Tchaikovsky (the "1812 Overture"); fireworks close the concert.

Robbins's Variations, Inspired by Bach's New York City Ballet New York State Theater The New York City Ballet danced three festive works on Friday night.

9 P.M. (13) FROM VIENNA: THE NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION 2012 Mariss Jansons, above, conducts the Vienna Philharmonic, accompanied by the Vienna Boys Choirr, in its annual concert of festive works by some native sons.

But even Bach's suites, with their gleaming trumpets, are at heart festive works of chamber music, and in this hall they came across as mild-mannered and diffident.

The rises follow weeks of disruption to rush-hour services with problems for passengers compounded by over-running festive engineering work.

Along with the specific finds, Mann highlights "the primacy of exchange over a wide area, the penchant for collective, festive civic work projects, [and] the high valuation of textiles and textile technology" within Norte Chico as patterns that would recur later in the Peruvian cradle of civilization.