Sentence examples for for indisposed from inspiring English sources

And if "A Chorus Line" deconstructed the romantic backstage legend of spunky chorus kids making it to the top after subbing for indisposed divas, it added its own sentimental gloss — "What I Did for Love" — to what can be a grueling, bruising way of life.

On this occasion Australian-born Alexander Briger stepped in for the indisposed Mikko Franck, himself a replacement for Ilan Volkov.

Conducting all of this and Sibelius's Second Symphony was Ilan Volkov, substituting on short notice for an indisposed Mikko Franck, who was himself to have substituted for Kurt Masur, who is recovering from minor surgery.

Ms. Hahn was a late substitute for an indisposed Midori.

Elizabeth Llewellyn's Countess was an admirable late replacement for an indisposed Kate Valentine.

Called to substitute for an indisposed baritone in Brahms's "German Requiem," he became famous practically overnight.

Peter Eotvos stepped in for an indisposed Pierre Boulez in a Barbican performance with the LSO and Christian Tetzlaff that perfectly illustrated the elegance of understatement.

Standing in at short notice as soloist for the indisposed Janine Jansen, Daniel Hope gave a tenderly sympathetic account of the Britten concerto.

Allan Glassman, filling in for an indisposed Clifton Forbis as Don José, sang with an appealing solidity but never matched Ms. Graves dramatically.

Standing in on this occasion for the indisposed Tatiana Monogarova, Evelina Dobračeva was the vibrant soprano soloist, leading those sections directly setting the Latin Mass for the Dead.

The direction by Alex Roe, who at one recent performance stepped in for an indisposed cast member and performed admirably, keeps the action flowing smoothly.