Sentence examples for of his d from inspiring English sources
The premise -- that Bach coded the Chaconne of his D minor Violin Partita and other works with fragments of chorale tunes and numerological conceits -- is dubious.
White has more space because of his d pawn, giving him intrinsic attacking possibilities, but Black's position is solid and, if he can survive to the endgame, he has a distinct advantage because the d pawn is isolated from its peers and therefore harder to defend.
Ronson's latest success is "Uptown Funk," the song he created with Bruno Mars, which sounds like a mashup of his d.j.j
(The same can't be said of Miklos Rozsa's score, which nearly steamrolls the film each time the composer stages one of his D-Day landings on your eardrums).
Reluctantly, Rintarō agrees and deletes the evidence of his D-Mail from SERN's database, returning him to the Beta world line.
He maintains that his objections to the Brady Bill, for example, were due to the inclusion of a mandatory waiting period for gun purchases, rather than the background checks themselves, and boasts of his D-minus ranking from the National Rifle Association. .
Built on a simple, repeating four-note minor descent from G to D underlying a latticework of chords and counterpoint, the Passacaglia undoubtedly influenced Bach some four decades later in the wildly complex Chaconne of his unaccompanied D minor Partita.
The former Heisman Trophy winner from Navy threw the second touchdown of his bud ding pro career in the last pe riod against Cleveland last week.
Moving to Music Three premieres by Bill T. Jones and a revival of his 1989 "D-Man in the Waters," all performed to live music, are in prospect when the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company appears from tomorrow through Sunday at Alice Tully Hall.
Scorsese was an award-season player two years ago with the fall release of his 3-D period picture "Hugo". .
He had numerous friends among the leading French painters of his day, including J.-A.-D.
