Sentence examples for progress concert from inspiring English sources

This ends the programs' season, which this week includes a performance at 5 p.m. today at the Mostly Mozart series at Lincoln Center in Manhattan and the final free weekly "Works in Progress" concert at 7 30 p.m. Friday.

4. In summer, catch a "works in progress" concert, presented by teenage music prodigies, at the (Yitzhak) Perlman Music Camp. 5. Stay at Ram's Head Inn - a classic Shelter Island resort built in 1929, and consistently maintained.

The workshop culminates in a "Works-in-Progress" concert tonight at 8 at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa.

The idea was to present sizable excerpts from new and recent operas, and in some cases works in progress, in concert performances.

An integrated PHR is one in which the patient can interact with his or her own clinician securely to gain access to the working record of the clinician and hence become a integrated member of the care team by suggesting revisions to historical data and monitoring progress in concert with the clinician [ 16].

As the semiconductor manufacturing technology progresses in concert with Moore's law, SoCs clearly represent the trend of the future of microprocessor design.

At a recent "informancy," or progress-report concert, about 100 children at one point handed their instruments to their parents, who were then guided in pizzicato performances of simple songs.

As the industrial revolution progressed, the concert halls got bigger, with venues such as Birmingham's Greek temple-style town hall of 1834 and steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie's famous 1891 concert hall in New York, becoming symbols of civic pride and industrial new money.

Taken together, evolution of the Kallima leaf pattern progressed in concert with the sequential accumulation of state changes in NGP elements.

Luckily there weren't any tornadoes that night to impede mine or other Pacific Symphony concertgoers' progress to the concert hall — just a little rain — before all were met by a mini "yellow brick road" at the entrance.

As the concert progresses, space and time feel transformed.