Sentence examples for music stipulating from inspiring English sources

Glass wrote a string quartet, in four parts, and Beckett approved the music, stipulating that it " 'only be played in the interstices of the play,' " Glass recalled recently.

She wished for her alma mater to find a home for her 1930 six-foot model L, six-foot Steinway piano, stipulating that it go to "a worthy student of piano at the University of California, Berkeley". University organist, keyboard specialist, and music professor Davitt Moroney thought the gift might serve multiple purposes.

The code defines those terms very strictly though, stipulating that those performances must involve "any of the disciplines... of the fine arts, such as live theater, music, opera, drama, comedy, ballet, modern or traditional dance, and book or poetry readings".

Mr. Ho's music and Mira Kingsley's direction and choreography (with martial-arts choreography by George Crayton III) put considerable gusto into the dry outline of "Warrior Sisters". All in all, the opera seems to come out of some alternative reality: an America with cultural commissars stipulating politically correct fables.

No law stipulating a process for naturalization exists in Israel.

But for our purposes stipulating Temperate Justified Belief will serve).

Language stipulating no $$ for border wall.

Ask for more money without actually stipulating a number.

He said his singles will be available for sale -- he released a new track, "People Loving People" on Thursday -- but Brooks stipulated that for his own music: "Singles will be pre-orders for the album.

Primary Wave stipulated that the episode using Nirvana music not feature any suicide or drug-addiction themes — Cobain famously struggled with heroin.

Listen to music you like in spite of what your subculture may stipulate you are 'supposed' to listen to.