Sentence examples for maestro's name from inspiring English sources

In December 1968, the Brooklyn Bridge performed the song on "The Ed Sullivan Show" (with Mr. Sullivan mispronouncing Mr. Maestro's name as MAY-stroh, not MY-stroh).

Except we do know that the Maestro's name from Seinfeld is Bob Cobb -- he just preferred to be called Maestro.

I imagined the wink in his right eye, his hands cutting the air like a maestro's, his shirt pocket heavy with note cards that display his name: Richard W. Taylor.

"The Song of Names" recounts the maestro's disappearance, and the quest that ensues after the shock of musical recognition.

By then Mr. Campo had made his name on the nightclub circuit as "the rumba maestro," a name The New York Daily Mirror gave him in 1948.

"I think it may have coasted too long on the founder's name and failed to keep up with global developments," said Norman Lebrecht, the author of "Who Killed Classical Music?" and "The Maestro Myth".

In Philadelphia Mr. N t-S in's N t-S inl be joined to those of Leopold Stokowski and Eugene Ormandy, conducting lions who represented a past era of European-style maestros.

If you want to talk about the machine-maestros of the city of Detroit, the visionary producers reponsible for cultivating a genre that continues expand and exceed our wildest imaginations you better know Stacey Pullen's name.

The maestro's two sons, Amaan and Ayaan are well known names in the music scene and are the seventh generation of musicians in the family.

Had a chef named Copper, now retired, who was one of the maestro's closest friends.

Fabio Luisi, a sought-after Italian maestro, was named the Met's principal conductor: an upgrade from his previous title of principal guest conductor.