Sentence examples for lifetimes vision from inspiring English sources

After an opening invocation by the saxophonist Joseph Jarman, the 12-piece Lifetimes Vision Orchestra provided the big opening kickoff, performing works by Mr. Jarman, who is in the group, and Chris Chalfant, who played piano.

The final performance, at 9 30 p.m., will feature the Lifetime Visions Dojo Band, established by the pianist Chris Chalfant as an extension of Mr. Jarman's practice as a Shinshu Buddhist priest.

"But there's a value in the way some artists spend a lifetime pursuing a vision, and Thom is like that.

He was part of a group which gathered around William Blake, the elderly cockney seer who had spent a lifetime pursuing his vision of a new Jerusalem.

During his lifetime, such a vision was nourished and haunted by the melodramas of a very provincial bohemian circle, within which nobody gave a fuck about what was happening elsewhere.

Subjects with low visual acuity were most willing to trade lifetime for perfect vision.

Peter Brötzmann was that person this year: the recipient of a Vision Festival lifetime achievement honor and the main attraction at the Abrons Arts Center on Wednesday night.

(Ratliff) VISION CLUB: LIFETIME VISIONS ORCHESTRA (Tomorrow night) A band led by the saxophonist Joseph Jarman, one of the founders of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, and the pianist and composer Chris Chalfant.

Being well informed will help you choose the best technology and lens implant for your needs and give you a lifetime of high-quality vision.

Utilities were derived by methods of time trade-off, TTO (lifetime traded against perfect vision) and standard gamble, SG (death risk accepted for perfect vision).

Her black-and-white photographs, never exhibited in her lifetime, offer abstracted visions of everyday objects like paving stones, Islamic buildings and the warp of a loom.