Sentence examples for musical ones from inspiring English sources

New York City avant-gardists, whose survival skills rival their musical ones, latched on to the scruffy little club as a haven for experimental music.

He can be reflective or droll, and as he sings about distant loves and long-ago dances, the time-traveling music enfolds verbal memories in musical ones.

The other lesson, given that this is never really going to happen, is that competitors should brush up on their stage skills as well as their musical ones.

Under Mr. Sawallisch, the Bavarian State Orchestra, which dates from 1523 and serves primarily as an opera orchestra, was in fine shape; but when Peter Jonas, his successor as intendant, arrived in 1993 with the hard-working but unspectacular Peter Schneider as music director, theatrical values began to take precedence over musical ones.

A new work featuring some of Ms. Gosfield's frequent collaborators, "Daughters of the Industrial Revolution" is a tribute to one of her grandfathers, a junk dealer on the Lower East Side of Manhattan whose scrap-metal recyclings inspired her musical ones.

It was during these moments, rather than the musical ones, that I felt I was really listening in, intruding even, on a secret ritual.

While most of theatreland beyond Edinburgh slows or closes in high summer, Aberystwyth Arts Centre puts on a musical, one of its biggest shows of the year.

He was also possessed of a huge intellectual energy, and pursued an academic career in parallel with his musical one, taking lecturing jobs from the 1960s on.

On "Glee," Fox's new high school musical, one of the characters is a medical marijuana dealer.

The singer was a celebrity, but not a musical one: Sam Hunt, known to the student body as the starting quarterback on the football team.

The set is a musical one with comedy links in between; it's is a mixture of old and new.