Sentence examples for one-time pupil from inspiring English sources
In 1979, he won the prestigious non-fiction prize, the Premio Espejo, with the Spanish version of Spain: Dictatorship to Democracy, written with his one-time pupil, the brilliant Spanish historian Juan Pablo Fusi.
Whitehead (b1941), a one-time pupil of Peter Maxwell Davies and a prolific composer of chamber music and opera, mixes tonal and melodic writing with Maori and Pacific rim-inspired techniques, especially audible in music for flute and piccolo, or more overtly in the gentle, clattery wash of rainsticks.
Thanks to the English Music festival, pianist David Owen Norris and other recent advocates, John Ireland (1879-1962) and his one-time pupil EJ Moeran (1892-1950) are now appreciated for what they are – tonal, late romantic, pastoral – rather than condemned for what they are not.
Mauresmo's former coach Loic Courteau told French newspaper L'Equipe last month that his one-time star pupil has sounded him out about a role, although for the moment he remains committed to the French player Julien Benneteau.
Clark is a one-time enfant terrible; after training at the Royal Ballet School, where he was star pupil, he eschewed the classics in favour of the contemporary dance group Ballet Rambert, before forming his own company in the early Eighties.
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