Sentence examples for met version from inspiring English sources

If anything, the Met version is more fiercely integrated than what you see on a DVD filmed two years ago at Aix-en-Provence.

In recent years this was happily the case with Luc Bondy's initially reviled, eventually accepted Met version of Puccini's "Tosca".

It is noteworthy that Mr. Kaufmann's account of Florestan has come out around the same time as the live Met version with Mr. Vickers.

(Without rewriting any music, Mr. Caurier and Mr. Leiser have devised yet a third finale in which Hamlet dies but are still working out the details for their Met version).

I recall one veteran violinist of the Vienna Philharmonic with tears in his eyes during Wagnerian operas, who exclaimed to me about the Met version that "it was sacrilege to make so many cuts in such a work of genius!" Les Dreyer New York City.

I recall one veteran violinist of the Vienna Philharmonic with tears in his eyes during Wagnerian operas, who exclaimed to me about the Met version that "it was sacrilege to make so many cuts in such a work of genius!" Les Dreyer New York City By Alex Ross By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Ceridwen Dovey.

The story had been filmed twice before, in 1925 and 1929, but neither of those adaptations enjoyed the popular success and critical acclaim that met this version upon its release.

I met many version of the Italian Man in Italy (and in fact I moved to the States).

He also envisaged the Traveller level, which curves around itself until the player meets another version of the lead character.

The show is a kind of trashy "Pilgrim's Progress," with Charity meeting her version of Beelzebub, Evangelist, and so on, as she tries not to give up on the possibility of a relationship.

Truth be told, I am a psychotic mommy; a June Cleaver meets Joan Crawford version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.