Sentence examples for halves of a program from inspiring English sources

When a line is drawn so surely between the two halves of a program, the temptation is to compare them.

"Un Reflet Dans le Vent," from the former set, and "Le Baiser de l'Enfant-Jesus," from the latter, gave her fast, brilliant finales to the two halves of a program that had been predominantly andante, though in both these pieces she did everything to avoid vehemence and grand dash.

The mezzo-soprano Angelika Kirchschlager sang on both halves of the program and made enlivening contributions to a performance that was otherwise surprisingly low on energy.

He played the first, Mozart's Adagio in B, with a weightiness that made it a kindred spirit to the Schubert and was a link between the two halves of the program.

Both halves of the program drew extended standing ovations, to which Mr. Pollini responded with a half-hour of Chopin encores.

Mr. Hadley opted for lighter fare on both halves of the program but was at his most amusing in Harold Arlen's "Lydia".

Here, in two hours, she covered pretty much the range of the violin repertory from the 18th century to the 20th, ending both halves of her program with virtuoso showpieces: the Saint-Saens D minor Sonata and Wieniawski's "Polonaise de Concert" in D. But the evening would have been hugely more impressive if everything had been decisively in place.

TV ads showed a bed that could be programmed by two halves of a couple for their lumbar needs, each of whom could wave a remote control and enticingly ask the other, "What's your sleep number?" "Those are just inflatable airbeds," sniffs Mary Domito, who is known as "Mattress Mary" in Taos, N.M., where she sells every kind of bed from her store, Taos Lifestyle.

Because of a program limitation, that it cannot handle more than 1000 polymorphic sites at once, we performed the analysis separately on two exact halves of the concatenated product (comprising of the multilocus sequences).

Because of a program limitation, which cannot handle more than 1000 polymorphic sites at once, we performed the analysis separately on two halves of the sequence (encompassing respectively 650 and 665 polymorphic sites).

Both Sir Simon and Mr. Muti devoted the second halves of their programs to the work, and their readings were strikingly different.