Sentence examples for presentations of work from inspiring English sources

Juilliard-trained (she was a cellist in Leopold Stokowski's American Symphony Orchestra), she gave premiere presentations of work by John Cage, Morton Feldman and Karlheinz Stockhausen.

The central events are extensive presentations of work by the Frankfurt-based, U.S. choreographer William Forsythe, and by the New York experimental theater group, Nature Theater of Oklahoma.

7. CROSSING THE LINE: ALEXANDRE ROCCOLI Part of the Crossing the Line festival, sponsored by the French Institute Alliance Française, the program also opens the year at this innovative Brooklyn theater space, where young choreographers from 11 countries will later participate in residencies and presentations of work they develop there.

Apart from seeing more generosity in the Minnesota art scene, Schouweiler is noticing more activism and momentum outside the formal presentations of work in galleries and museums.

Both schools enabled formal presentations of work: Brightfields screened one group's animation film; a Pennington group sent their collection of poems to the Queen.

The State Opera, Opernring 2, has a full schedule for autumn, including presentations of works such as Richard Strauss's "Rosenkavalier," Benjamin Britten's "Billy Budd and Verdii's "Nabucco".

Lectures and interviews by New Yorker writers on the topics and people that interest them, as well as special presentations of works in progress, will be featured tomorrow.

January 16 2013 January 20 201313 Among the panels, parties, and presentations of works in progress, the second week of this insider's sampler of boundary-pushing performance offers rogue visits by Ann Liv Young's alter ego, Sherry, in her Sherry Truck.

Not a particularly talented mathematician, Hua's personal struggles to understand mathematical materials resulted in exceptionally lucid translations particularly his fluent and accessible presentations of works on algebra and calculus.

Also at the Danspace Project, an informal free presentation of work by Kathleen Dyer and Hetty King.

Unlike that epic exercise, which included an almost bewildering presentation of work, "Van Gogh and Expressionism" feels manageable.