Sentence examples for new settings of from inspiring English sources

Singing in both Hebrew and English, Friedman composed original works, new settings of traditional prayers and children's songs.

Mr. Lang's work includes new settings of lyrics from some of the songs Mr. Reed wrote for the Velvet Underground.

Two years ago, the Sixteen released three new settings of the 13th-century Marian lamentation, each composer mentored by MacMillan.

New settings of the words of Lear will be performed by William Ryden, Betty Roe, Richard Pearson Thomas and Mr. Lalli.

"People are quite open to new settings of familiar words, and words from early texts are very strong and much loved," says Chilcott.

We are not only able to drastically simplify all of its previous proofs, but also to provide new settings of diffusive generators (Laguerre, Jacobi) where such a criterion holds.

They have a continuing project of writing new settings for old Persian and Javanese music, and "The Face of the Earth" (Ideologic Organ) is their latest installment, a gorgeous record.

"Dæmonicus" was written by Spotnitz to develop the new settings for the show's Monster-of-the-Week episodes, as well as the series in general.

However, stars don't give themselves enough time to get up to speed in new settings because of their egos.

However, this can only be done in the future, once that enough literature will be archived under the new settings (as of now, still not every currently published paper can be retrieved with the affiliation of all authors)." We agree with the referee that analyses of citations and impact factors as well as of other putative quality indicators are not present in this paper.

However, this can only be done in the future, once that enough literature will be archived under the new settings (as of now, still not every currently published paper can be retrieved with the affiliation of all authors)." I read the paper of Qinyi Xu et al. entitled "Countries' Biomedical Publications and Attraction Scores" with great interest.