Sentence examples for opera from inspiring English sources

He has been a persistent hit-maker, with a pedigree that includes opera and Shakespeare as well as commercial successes such as Boeing-Boeing and Matilda.

But we can and will rebuild | Tristram Hunt Miliband, who quit as an MP when his brother beat him to the Labour leadership in 2010, said he would not be returning to British politics for now, but hinted he might be more involved in discussions about the future of Labour now that he is finally free of the soap opera surrounding him and his brother.

Although most famous for his movies - among them Midnight Cowboy, Sunday, Bloody Sunday and Marathon Man - he also worked in the theatre, the opera house, in television and as director of innumerable commercials.

That rarest of beers: a lager you can take in to the second act of the opera!

The UK could produce as much as half of its electricity needs from the waters around our islands and although we have several companies with world-leading expertise, we continue to invest less in marine energy than the annual subsidy to London's two main opera houses.

Click here to view video The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is the leading contender at this year's Olivier theatre, dance and opera awards, with nominations in eight categories, including best new play and best director.

Here's to you, Giuseppe - and here's hoping that Britain's other operatic venues follow MK's good sense, and trust opera-lovers elsewhere to have a drink during the drama.

Pay a call near Copenhagen on Jorn Utzon, the architect of the Sydney Opera House, and he tells you: "I made the Opera House for the people of Sydney - and they are much like myself.

Aboriginal celebrants on Sunday morning lit a fire at the Sydney Opera House before the flame, along with offerings from around the world, was carried aboard a boat.

Delaney had been taken to see Terence Rattigan's Variations on a Theme at Manchester's Opera House and came away convinced she could do better.

I was there as one of the presenters of a show which featured my father, Stephen Hawking (I'm going to assume you know who he is) as a live hologram beamed into Sydney Opera House.