Sentence examples for make a classical from inspiring English sources

Anthony Tommasini has been exploring the qualities that make a classical composer great, maybe even the best of all time.

Over the next two weeks Anthony Tommasini is exploring the qualities that make a classical composer great, maybe even the best of all time.

Children are most unlikely to make the trip to a classical concert alone; but if this year's Proms has begun to make a classical concert competition for the cinema as a destination for a family outing, then that will mark it out as one of the most important years in Proms history.

From our side, we make a classical bank-to-bank transaction".

Indeed, if we make a classical estimation of the approach distance r i e of an electron from the impurity (K B T ∼ Z e2/r i e ), we find that it is comparable to the thermal De Broglie wavelength λ T which is equal to: λ T  = h/(2π m e K B T 1/2[6, 7].

If there were a "Leave It to Beaver" or "Brady Bunch" for refined and cultured Parisians, these would be them, and they're enough to make a classical-music lover want to give Snooki free rein in their spare bedroom.

"If one made a classical reference, it would be to the sounds in Sergei Rachmaninoff's 'Vocalise' — also a wordless vocal," he added.

Perhaps as a response to three decades of slights, Joel made a classical album in 2001 called "Fantasies and Delusions: Music for Solo Piano".

First place went to Jennifer Catron and Paul Outlaw, who made a classical fountain in which living people spurted water from their mouths.

Reaction times were shorter in the hold condition probably because participants knew they had to respond to all items in this condition: As long as they had to sustain their attention and process the second item of a pair, participants made a classical lexical decision.

5-mC8 is specifically recognized by Glu182, which makes a classical hydrogen bond with the N4-amino group as well as a CH-O hydrogen bond with the C5-methyl.