American basketball player who was one of the finest professional guards in the late 1960s and early '70s.
It happened last week on consecutive evenings, when two of the city's finest professional church choirs presented contrasting Handel oratorios touching on more or less parallel Old Testament subjects.
She hosted eagerly anticipated evenings for the competitions, and concert soirees featuring the finest professional musicians reminiscent of the grand salons of 19th century Europe.
Meanwhile, he needs the finest professional care, but regrettably most of the doctors in Moscow have been purged at Stalin's command.
"The N.F.L. is the finest professional sports league in the world, and we both happen to be in the pro football business," David Baker, the A.F.L. commissioner, said.
The theme is encapsulated in David's finest professional hour: a popular-history exhibition telling the story of Coventry's postwar recovery through the artefacts and keepsakes of the people who came to rebuild it.
Still, the ostensible focus was on the choirs, in a series pointing to their performance of Bach's B minor Mass on March 3. To ears recently attuned to New York's finest professional choirs, the sound of this amateur group was not terribly impressive, especially in the Chamber Choir's performance of Schumann's "Talismane," where individual voices were mercilessly exposed.
We have to remember that until 1945 Germany had possessed for generations the world's finest professional army one that could be defeated only by overwhelmingly superior forces.
www.eighthblackbird.org Music of the Baroque Conducted by our very own Jane Glover, this period ensemble and chorus is made up of 60 of Chicago's finest professional musicians.
In retrospect, the few minutes we spoke were not my finest professional hour.
