Sentence examples for regular repertoire from inspiring English sources

But court records confirm that they were in the club's regular repertoire.

In 2013, only twenty-five starters incorporated a split-finger fastball in their regular repertoire.

It's a powerful but underused approach that should be part of any leader's regular repertoire.

Opera Holland Park's outstanding new production will hopefully secure the work a place in the regular repertoire.

After a week eating different variations of the recipe below, this is one that's going to be added to my regular repertoire.

Certain reports by contemporaries — and hints that Stein herself dropped — suggest that the "can"/ may" episode was not an isolated event but part of a regular repertoire of sadomasochistic games the couple played.

Moreover, only 14.3% of living composers who are writing pieces that may one day enter these orchestras regular repertoires are female.

He frequently compares the regular concert repertoire to the Louvre's opening only a single gallery to the public.

Judging by long-time Barber vocalist Ottilie Patterson's evocative Lonesome Road, however, more representation of this pioneering group's regular road repertoire – and fewer star guests – might have made for a slightly better-balanced tribute.

Until then, here's a staple of the regular Elling repertoire, composed by former Bill Evans bassist Marc Johnson and featuring the singer's lyrics – formerly known as Life of the Mind, and now Samurai Cowboy.

By no means regular competition repertoire, the Beethoven had been the main work in Anderszewski's Leeds programme (alongside Webern's Op 27 Variations), and a decade later, his recording of it was widely hailed as the finest to appear in many years.