He used the word again in a recent interview at his office, as he spoke of the "trials and tribulations" of executing Mr. Lepage's "superhuman," technically daunting concept in a repertory theater "against amazing odds".
MR. HORSLEY also suggests that Ms. Manson's acknowledged inexperience in the symphonic repertory turned players against her.
He knew the cuts of meat the way he knew the repertory of Robin Roberts (against whom he had 10 home runs), Newcombe (11) and Warren Spahn (17, the most).
For runners in particular, adding biking and swimming to their repertory means less pounding against pavement.
Although Jones's face betrays nothing as he rains blows, it is a primal and vicious display, and the opponents appear helpless against his repertory of kicks, punches and elbows.
Continental Divide: Daughters of the Revolution/Mothers Against Birmingham Repertory Theatre 'Hey, I've seen water turned to wine.' This overwhelming double-decker drama is about something now hard to remember: the belief that a heaven of freedom can be built right now on earth which has run like a streak of hope through American political history.
The first, on Sunday afternoon, balanced two standard repertory composers, Chopin and Debussy, against a modernist, Pierre Boulez.
With an opening two-week festival that includes contemporary composition, jazz, performance art, and a modicum of traditional repertory, Zankel aims to go against the grain, to shake things up, to provide an alternative to the solemn concert rituals that unfold in such places as, well, Carnegie Hall.
Milton, who threw a no-hitter against Anaheim last September, had no-hit stuff, similar to the left-handed repertory David Wells had when he pitched against the Twins May 17 , 1998
