Sentence examples for play arrangements from inspiring English sources

We try to play arrangements that are little out of our reach.

The orchestra will also play arrangements of Bach and Shostakovich, the latter by Arkady Leytush, who will also conduct.

On Sunday, the dynamic cellist Matt Haimovitz and Uccello (his cello ensemble) play arrangements of pieces by Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman, Billy Strayhorn, Charles Mingus and George Gershwin.

Instead, they are addressing stylistic convergence in other ways — notably, by organizing string quartets that play arrangements of tunes from the rock 'n' roll repertory.

Sting said his goal was simply to see an orchestra play arrangements that would "have steam come out of their ears".

On Sunday the clarinetist Alex Fiterstein, the cellist Nicholas Canellakis and the pianist Steven Beck play arrangements and originals, including Brahms's "Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano in A Minor," and works by Beethoven, Lutoslawski, Milhaud and Ofer Ben-Amots.

But Richard Kirsch, the executive director of Citizen Action of New York, said that even the appearance of a "pay to play" arrangement soils the process.

Prosecutors are probing how the money was spent and if donations were part of a "pay to play" arrangement for contributors to gain lucrative business deals via White House influence.

But pension lawyers say that the regulatory focus on pay-to-play arrangements comes none too soon.

The O.E.C.D. Anti-Bribery Convention, to which 38 countries are now signatories, forbids companies from making even indirect pay-for-play arrangements with governments.

Since the mid-nineteen-seventies, Ohio has had laws on its books designed to prevent pay-for-play arrangements between elected officials and companies that do business with the state.