Sentence examples for for a spring run from inspiring English sources

It returns for a spring run with a new cast that includes the beguiling American soprano Lisette Oropesa and the dashing Italian tenor Vittorio Grigolo.

The transfer has been in the works for a while, but Mr. Davies is said to be concerned about the size and allignment of the Rodgers (1,368 seats); as of now, however, it's the only theater open for a spring run.

Joining the cast for the spring run are Joyce DiDonato (an excellent mezzo-soprano, replacing the soprano Diana Damrau), as Rosina, and the ever-welcome John Relyea, as Don Basilio; Maurizio Benini, a reliable interpreter of the French and Italian repertories, conducts.

Thus, 100% [and 83% for Butte Creek (GAPS13)] correct blind‐test results for both spring run subpopulations were in closer agreement with simulation predictions and did not show any upward bias.

The wide difference between simulation prediction (96%) and blind‐test findings for spring run from Deer and Mill Creeks (50%) for all three baselines, however, indicates that this upward bias for simulation methods has not been completely eradicated.

Its name was taken from the old French phrase for a spring that's run dry, a place where water used to be, and it was indeed dusty and desiccated, occupied only by a man, a woman, a child, 16 horses, three cats, a litter of kittens, a clutch of chickens, and a peacock.

MOMIX Moses Pendleton's company is back for its yearly spring run, with four weeks at the Joyce, presenting two of its best-known works, "Passion" (the first two weeks) and "Lunar Sea" (the last two weeks).

(2008) and 'realistic fishery' algorithms available in oncor (Kalinowski 2008) have begun to overcome the upward bias problem, results obtained here for spring run from Mill and Deer Creeks demonstrate that shortfalls still exist in our ability to employ simulation methods to accurately predict most likely assignment power among closely related runs.

This program (detailed in the Material and methods) provided the means to isolate and collect only early-returning migrants for the spring-run broodstock and initiated the effort to preserve the phenotypic/genotypic characteristics of the spring run, a key component of the federally listed 'threatened' Central Valley spring Chinook salmon ESU (NOAA 2005).

(Eichler) 'DON GIOVANNI' (Tomorrow) A new cast takes over for the end of the spring run of Mozart's nearly perfect opera at the New York City Opera.

Indeed, HMSC21 blind‐test correct assignment averages of 99% (fall), 95% (winter) and 92% (spring from Butte Creek) are especially encouraging given the importance of accurate identification for endangered winter and threatened spring run life histories (NMFS 2009).