Sentence examples for maestro figure from inspiring English sources
The manager, particularly at this stage of the competition, is a maestro figure, almost like an orchestra director, at once a leader and an emotional container; the Swiss players, having been knocked out by Argentina, left the tournament teary-eyed with praise for the "remarkable, magnificent" man who ended his career on that very moment.
Kozena has spoken about enjoying their frequent collaborations, saying "it's a relief knowing I don't have to be scared of the big maestro figure", though they have a strict approach to work/life balance: no discussion of classical music at home.
The Maestro, used for Figure 2, was the best instrument for real-time, fluorescence-guided node excision, although a custom system optimized for real-time intraoperative imaging would be yet more convenient.
The emissions of samples containing the same quantity of ODNs-labeled Alexa 750 were collected by MAESTRO and reported in Figures 4(a), 4(b), and 4(c).
By David Denby For generations, the Italian maestro was the most electrifying figure in classical music.
The 68-year-old Mr. Nygaard, with his stringy, slicked-down hair and perpetually rumpled look, doesn't cut the figure of a maestro.
Also on hand are the bassist Pablo Aslan, a tango-jazz specialist; the pianist Pablo Ziegler, one of Piazzolla's former sidemen; and the drummer Pipi Piazzolla, the maestro's grandson and a prime figure on the current Buenos Aires scene.
Not to mention the mural on the West side of the Crystal Room, featuring a tiny painted likeness of the maestro himself, dancing ecstatically as a topiary figure.
Karajan belonged to the first cohort of postwar conductors, and he and Leonard Bernstein essentially invented the figure of the itinerant super-maestro.
IR image acquisition of the nonradioactive compositions in Figure 2 was performed on a Maestro small animal imaging instrument (CRI Inc).
Images were taken with an excitation filter of 465 nm and an emission filter of 510 nm long-pass using the Maestro Optical imaging (CRI Inc, Woburn, MA) as shown in Figure 1b.
