Sentence examples for remarkable trio from inspiring English sources

For Matthew, 37, is part of a somewhat remarkable trio of brothers who have all made New York their creative home.

You can hear her small-group conception really come together on "Good Citizen," from 2010, and then become more abstract in her work with the remarkable trio Paradoxical Frog, with Ms. Laubrock and the drummer Tyshawn Sorey.

The event will feature performances by our own John Lacombe, lutist extraordinaire, and Kevin Mensch, esteemed vocalist, together with John H. Burkhalter III on the recorder--a remarkable trio who have performed recently in celebration of Shakespeare's birthday (http://www.princetonlibrary.org/blog/2013/04/sometimes-difference).

Completing that picture of female strength was the presence of a remarkable trio of Democratic Party figures visiting Ms. Giffords at the hospital last Wednesday: former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York and Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, who met Ms. Gillibrand and Ms. Giffords before they came to Congress in 2007.

They chose to invent a game of close passes directly to the foot, with lightning changes in rhythm and high-speed dribbling". In four games they scored 17 goals and conceded just two in their four matches, beating a Switzerland side co-managed by the remarkable trio of Jimmy Hogan, Teddy Duckworth and Dori Kurschner 3-0 in the final.

He's not a writer of what's called original music, but that's a technicality: he is the arranger of his own remarkable trio with the bassist Peter Washington and the drummer Kenny Washington, for which he deserves at least as much respect.

They're both remarkable trios, hard to quantify, hard to reduce.

If you like Polar Bear ,you'll almost certainly go for this remarkable UK trio, which includes this year's Mercury nominee Kit Downes on Hammond organ.

There were bands from across the Caucasus and elsewhere in Russia, including Ayarkhaan, a remarkable female trio from Sakha, on the edge of Siberia, and five Cossack groups from across the country who provided a furious display of acrobatic dancing, as well as appearances by the Australian-based Tatar singer Zulya and Seun Kuti, son of the firebrand Nigerian legend Fela.

Last night, at the Stone, on Avenue C, Fat Kid Wednesdays, a remarkable jazz trio from Minneapolis, made its New York début, a fact all the more noteworthy in that the members of the group have been playing music together for sixteen years, since high school, and have been performing under this name for more than a decade.

And it was remarkable how this trio could do full justice to the songs – there was no feeling that this was any less of a complete rendering of any of the songs.