Sentence examples for its conservatory from inspiring English sources

I blocks wind turbine planning applications because it likes being able to see Berkshire from its conservatory.

He received a bachelor's degree from Brooklyn College and a master's in performance practice from its Conservatory of Music.

Its Conservatory of Music offers Bachelor of Music degrees in performance, composition, and history and literature, as well as Bachelor of Music Education degrees.

The tower site is on the eastern edge of the Rose Hill Campus, about 150 feet from the garden's west gate and about 400 feet from its conservatory.

Gillian Field, who arranged the trip and the ceremony for Ms. Adams and Mr. Lainton, said Central Park and its Conservatory Garden are popular locations with the British, who make up 90percentt of her clients.

The distinctive, steel-clad auditorium, home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, is almost directly across Grand Avenue from the school, which opened a new wing in August to house its conservatory, established in 2003.

The property, subsequently known as Peirce's Park, was acquired in 1906 by industrialist Pierre Samuel du Pont, who renamed it Longwood, developed its conservatories (1919 21), and created the foundation (1937).

"What's all the fuss about?" they'll say, looking at jazz in the 21st century, its conservatory-trained orthodoxies and its faintly glamorous yet profoundly recessive position among Earth's cultural industries.

JASON ZINOMAN Welcome, Visitors and Students The major orchestras, opera companies and halls in a musical capital like New York overshadow a more obscure bounty: its conservatories.

14. NENA THURMAN, left, ROBERT THURMAN, president of the organization, and LEILA HADLEY LUCE.; Dec. 9: The New York Botanical Garden held its winter dinner dance in its conservatories, where a holiday model train winds its way through exotic greenery.

The museum has found that live exhibits — starting with its butterfly conservatory, now in its 14th year — are extremely popular.