Sentence examples for missing pianist from inspiring English sources

In the books just released, she saves an American Indian librarian's ancestral land from a greedy real estate developer; helps an African-American mayoral candidate and her professor husband find their missing pianist daughter; and returns the cash stolen from a charity bike ride.

He cued the absent soloist, dryly noting, "We miss the pianist," and restarted with all hands on deck.

"Her tart one-liners give the film a witty edge conspicuously missing from The Pianist and Oliver Twist.

(It was the kind of error native speakers rarely made, although rarely didn't mean never, and I found such lapses strangely fascinating, like hearing a renowned pianist miss an easy note in the penultimate measure).

A more recent arrangement by Yoon Jae Lee, a conductor and pianist, restored those missing parts.

(Sinagra) ALLEN TOUSSAINT: BENEFIT FOR NEW ORLEANS (Sunday) The legendary New Orleans songwriter, producer and pianist Allen Toussaint, rumored missing after Hurricane Katrina, performs brunchtime shows for Musicares Hurricane Relief Fund.

(Sinagra) ALLEN TOUSSAINT: BENEFIT FOR NEW ORLEANS (Sunday) The legendary songwriter, producer and pianist Allen Toussaint, rumored missing after Hurricane Katrina hit, performs brunch time shows for Musicares Hurricane Relief Fund.

After "The Piano", "The Piano Teacher" and "The Pianist", all that's missing is a piano tuner.

Yet until recently, the Beethoven sonatas were mostly missing from the active repertory of the superb Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes.

LIKE ships passing in the night, the violinist Joshua Bell and the pianist Jeremy Denk missed each other by a year at Indiana University.

Nor is he interested in reforming ordinary language: "I am no more recommending that in ordinary discourse we refuse to say that a pianist who misses a note has performed a Chopin Polonaise than that we refuse to call a whale a fish, the earth spherical, or a grayish-pink human white" (Goodman 1976, 187).