Sentence examples for grand work from inspiring English sources
He wrote his grand work on physics, "Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica," in Latin.
Most science programs allow students to submit three research papers rather than a single grand work.
Why not embark on a grand work that admits its own mortality, that embraces its own destruction?
And that was what he almost lost by trying to create a symphony, a grand work, out of them.
Mr. Grant's fine performance shifted the mood of the ballet, a grand work for 18 corps dancers and two principals.
But he recalled the academy's staging of a piece by the avant-garde French director Ariane Mnouchkine as representative of the grand work he thought made an impact.
The public was often disinclined to honor grand works commissioned by the powerful.
But next season, for the first time, you can hear a modern example at the Metropolitan Opera, an institution more given to grand works by grand composers.
MITSUKO UCHIDA In the compelling pianist's latest Carnegie Hall recital, grand works by Schubert (the Sonata in C Minor, D. 958) and Schumann (the "Symphonic Études") bookend a concert in which she explores the ramifications of miniature gems by Bach and Kurtág.
So, if Sears Grand works, that customer might arrive laser-shopping for a new wrench, but leave with an Oxford cotton shirt and a plastic gnome as well.If department stores retreat from the suburban malls, who will move in?
It begins its own season here with three grand works: Mozart's C-minor Mass (K. 427), Domenico Scarlatti's "Te Deum Laudamus" and Bach's Cantata No. 78, "Jesu, Der Du Meine Seele".
