Sentence examples for made repertoire from inspiring English sources

He made repertoire decisions rapidly, by apparent instinct, sometimes even on impulse, but always because he truly loved recordings.

Her cross-disciplinary approach to education proved invaluable later, she says, as she programmed her concerts and made repertoire choices.

Sarah Connolly, ever bewitching in this repertoire, made the role seem more dominant than it is, if you count minutes on stage.

Whether music fans take to EMI's new service will depend on how easy it is to use, but also on the repertoire made available.

A small number of "model" works emphasizing music or dance within grandiose spectacles (Song of Glory had a cast of 5,000) made up the repertoire of major theatres.

The venue was a hit, too – a circus Big Top, replacing the sonically challenged Town Hall – and Barker's superb arrangements for the 48-piece band created a jazzier, funkier and poppier sound that made the upbeat repertoire really swing and swoosh, aided by a sassy female backing trio.

Studies of the human-antiporcine cellular repertoire made progress.

Savall has made a vast repertoire of music accessible and borderless, a gift to be shared.

Shakespearean and other plays made up the repertoire, often with wide-ranging modifications, including the addition of songs.

The nature of a B-cell response, where the B-cell population with receptor specific for antigen expands, means that a repertoire made up of more antigen-experienced cells would be expected to show evidence of clonality.

This allows both B and T cells of cartilaginous fish to have the ability of making diverse repertoires of antigen receptors that recognize antigen with a projecting, free variable domain, as opposed to the more planar paratope of traditional heterodimeric receptors [69].