Sentence examples for of various eras from inspiring English sources

There's plentiful atmospheric candy in a lengthy section matching Fords, Lincolns and Mercurys with the cultural ephemera of various eras.

Crutchfield wanted to know what singers of various eras have done with the cadenza — the passage at the end of the aria where the orchestra halts and the tenor engages in graceful acrobatics.

For a two-mile-long, 147-acre spit of land, Roosevelt Island, formerly Welfare Island and before that Blackwell Island, has been involved in the various efforts of various eras toward human betterment.

In "The Music of Chick Corea," which ran Thursday to Saturday at the Rose Theater, Mr. Corea played acoustic piano with the 15-piece band through songs of various eras, instrumentations and temperaments.

The writer and director, Marc Lawrence ("Two Weeks Notice," also starring Mr. Grant), shows some imagination as he parodies the music-video styles of various eras, and he contrives a bit of novelty in making the movie's central couple creative partners as well as potential lovers.

8. THE ART OF PLAY, 2 30 p.m. Adjacent to the University of Louisville campus, the Speed Art Museum took advantage of its recent three-year expansion and renovation to install an interactive play space designed for all ages, create a 142-seat film theater and rework its collection to feature galleries that juxtapose works of various eras.

Cassandra Wilson Travellin' Miles (1998) In which the husky-voiced southern belle pays tribute to various eras of Miles Davis modal Miles, chamber Miles, electric Miles using his spare melodies as the basis for poetic reinterpretation.

What are they?'" It's a good question, and one reason why their now-rare live appearances are greeted like glimpses of Halley's comet, as fans of their various eras flock to see them (many of us digging out our old shorts and khaki tops, and, yes, probably looking like Don Estelle).

The lineup of songs, culled from various eras of her career, includes most of her signature tunes: "Miss Brown to You," "Them There Eyes," "All of Me," "Lady Sings the Blues," "Good Morning Heartache," "Mean to Me," "What a Little Moonlight Can Do" and so on.

Benchmarks: Understands similarities and differences among the characteristics of artworks from various eras and cultures; Understands the historical and cultural contexts of a variety of art objects.

Benchmarks: Understands similarities and differences among the characteristics of artworks from various eras and cultures; Understands the historical and cultural contexts of a variety of art objects Language Arts Standard 2- Demonstrates competence in the stylistic and rhetorical aspects of writing.