Sentence examples for opera time from inspiring English sources

Opera Time With three productions in the offing this week on the Island, opera fans have a rare opportunity to indulge their tastes.

Opera time is glacial, and this "Ring" has been five years in the conceiving.

This was opera time, rousing arias sung by a massed choir of frogs.

"It is hugely embarrassing for a 28-year-old actor for them to plaster his naked body across billboards and buses to advertise their opera, time after time, and doing to his image whatever they wish.

This was after Ms. Daly had said that shows like "Cagney and Lacey" had turned prime time into something more like soap-opera time, and that "the writers got to write novels".

But even though I was on my feet for 16 hours during the four operas, time seemed to disappear, as if we were entering into another dimension.

And what it all has to do with the opera only time will reveal.

But his quest for what he calls "the essential form of the opera" takes time.

Changing an opera's time and place is nothing new, of course.

Accordingly, the opera's time frame is moved from the early 18th century to the mid-19th century.

Albarn's next project is another opera, this time in the company of Simon McBurney, director of theatre group Complicite.