Sentence examples for opening work of from inspiring English sources
Who would guess that Viktor, the opening work of the month-long Pina Bausch season which kicked off at Sadler's Wells, pre-dates Pagodas by three years?
Spoleto Festival June 30 to July 16 Richard Hickox leads "Der Rosenkavalier" as the opening work of the 43rd festival, which also features Haydn's "Creation" and Verdi's Requiem.
It didn't help that the opening work of Spacey's tenure was a Dutch play all too aptly called Cloaca which, as Latin scholars are aware, means "sewer".
The opening work of the Smuin Ballet's triple bill at the Joyce Theater on Monday provides evidence of one of the most singular choreographic minds working in ballet today.
Belohlavek is conducting Dvorak's Stabat Mater as the opening work of the Barbican season, the programme for which includes a number of spritual or religious works, including the British premiere of Petr Eben's Prague Te Deum, written after the velvet revolution of 1989.
After his performance, the orchestra followed suit with Strauss Alpine Symphonyy as the opening work of the season long 40/40 Project, orchestral works that for the most part, haven't been performed by the orchestra for 40 years.
Instead of partaking in the indefinitely open work of the specialized sciences philosophy attempts to survey the totality of cultural life and to systematically determine its underlying value-related structure.
They are the first completely open works of art, moving off the wall into the gallery, incorporating movement and space into their very nature.
Roman Gurrillo's Spanish heritage came out in exceptional knitting, like the spidery open-work of a coat, the mermaid strands of a long skirt or the ethereal transparency of a simple dress.
A few highlights from this "open" work: One of our most important findings was that the debates have been serious.
From 1962 in The Open Work, one of his numerous treatises, he laid out his fundamental theory that as any work is composed of an infinite set of signs, it becomes an open work offering a multiplicity of possible interpretations.
