Sentence examples for project to perform from inspiring English sources

"Siegfried" last week was the third stage in a 10-year project to perform and simultaneously record Wagner's "Ring" cycle; "Götterdämmerung" is scheduled two years from now.

Today, the heart of the celebrations sees 100,000 young people across the world uniting in possibly the largest ever community singing project to perform Britten's Friday Afternoon songs.

He adapted most of Shakespeare's works for the stage – including Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet and Richard III – and launched a project to perform the playwright's entire canon of plays in Saitama prefecture, Ninagawa's native region north of Tokyo.

Ten years ago John Eliot Gardiner was nearing the end of his Bach Cantata Pilgrimage, an almost crazily ambitious, globetrotting project to perform the composer's 198 surviving church cantatas in a year.

NIELSEN PROJECT Alan Gilbert's advocacy of the Danish composer Carl Nielsen has been one of the highlights of his tenure with the New York Philharmonic, which is currently engaged in a multiyear project to perform and record Nielsen's six symphonies and three concertos for the Dacapo label.

Furthermore, we used an open source project to perform the posthoc evaluation, but the modus operandi of peers may be different in academic or industrial contexts.

The senator from Vermont is also projected to perform well in the last three Democratic states to hold contests in March: Alaska, Hawaii and Washington.

The faster Stratix IV is projected to perform approximately 190 times faster than the sequential version.

A dashboard view shows Wealthify users a breakdown of their investments, how they are performing and how they are projected to perform.

For example, it would be possible to use the classification results along with the effort associated with software development projects to perform a regression analysis and identify the relationship between the factors in the classification and the effort of GSE projects.

It is projected to perform a total of 9 waves of data collection by means of both GP and patient interviews.