Sentence examples for operatic job from inspiring English sources

On this evidence, surely he could fill any operatic job going.

Toscanini also recommended Mr. Halasz for his first American operatic job, as chorus master of the St . LouisOpera Company.

Although Mackerras was chief conductor at Sadler's Wells in 1970, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in his native Australia in 1982 (he had conducted the opening concert at the Sydney Opera House in 1973), and Welsh National Opera from 1987-92, he was never given the top orchestral or operatic job he deserved.

Even Patience on her monument, faced with another operatic job-swap mismatch, must eventually yield to human nature and yell "Enough".

I did my job, and they should do theirs too They all miss the fact that there is a difference between the back-of-the-room-chatter that is simply annoying, and the operatic drunken blather, or the heckling that is really just INTERRUPTING that makes it impossible for us to do our jobs.

Nonetheless, Adamo, who served as his own librettist on "Little Women," does a brilliant job of molding Alcott's tale into operatic form.

The job required him to scour Europe for theatrical and operatic companies that would create a stir around the Royal Mile.

The job required him to scour Europe for theatrical and operatic talent that would create a stir around the Royal Mile.

The networks' trick is covering an election with as little emphasis on issues as possible, then blaming everyone else for failing to focus on "the issues". Some news may have come out of the debate (ABC News will pretend it did a great job on today's edition of its soppy, soap-operatic "Good Morning America").

Tenor Dimitri Pittas does a capable job of not letting character complexity get in the way of Michele's operatic ardor, unlike the nuance De Sica permitted Jean-Paul Belmondo's Michele in the movie.

Castrati so dominated the operatic world that many real sopranos had to pretend to be men just to get a job.