Sentence examples for formidable program from inspiring English sources

On Monday he played a recital at the hall, a predictably formidable program.

Just a week earlier on the same stage the ensemble had played a formidable program of works by the British composer Oliver Knussen, who was in attendance.

Last week Riccardo Muti took the podium at the New York Philharmonic to conduct a formidable program dominated by Schubert's monumental Symphony No. 9, aptly called the "Great".

The formidable program includes arias and scenes from Mozart's "Entfuhrung aus dem Serail," Bellini's "Puritani," Donizetti's "Anna Bolena and Verdii's "Macbeth" and "La Traviata".

This was certainly my impression on Friday night at the packed Miller Theater hearing Mr. Taylor play "New Études," a formidable program the likes of which few pianists would even conceive of.

For his debut, the second concert in the Rock Hotel Piano Fest, he is playing a formidable program: George Crumb's "Makrokosmos" on the first half and Liszt's "Transcendental Études" after the intermission.

White is in his second year as athletic director after a stint at Arizona State of the Pac-10, where Bellotti and Willingham built formidable programs.

The Israeli prime minister should present a daring and far-reaching plan that addresses the political and security needs of both parties to the conflict, and offer a formidable economic program committing the financial, industrial and technological strengths of Israel to the economic prosperity of the Arab Middle East, particularly to the future independent state of Palestine.

Now is the time for arch-rival Walmart to swoop in with a Prime-like offering that strikes at the weaknesses Amazon has introduced into its formidable loyalty program: price, a lack of focus, and competing subscription services.

As the organist and choral director of the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola on Park Avenue from 1989 until this summer, Mr. Tritle nurtured one of the city's most formidable music programs.

What had been a formidable clandestine weapons program had evolved into an elaborate con game, which Iraq's increasingly paranoid ruler used to ward off his Iranian enemies and internal rivals.