Sentence examples for repertory contains from inspiring English sources

The company is still superlative; this repertory contains more than 50 years of superlative choreography.

Even works he has retained in his permanent repertory contain elements that change from performance to performance.

The set list, mostly full of the 1968-78 Stones repertory, contained few surprises, outside of "Going Down".

And although rich flavors like panna cotta, coconut, tiramisù and Scharffen Berger chocolate sound sinfully indulgent and have a soft-serve, silky feel in the mouth, all of the milk- or yogurt-based ice creams in Paradis's repertory contain less than 8percentt fat.

Persian art music continues to be organized into 12 traditional modes, or dastgāh, each of which contains a repertory of from 20 to 50 small pieces called gūshehs ("corners").

The H. minnesotensis genome contains very rich repertories of secondary metabolism genes compared with entomopathogenic and trapping fungi.

For a movie about creative expression, "Warning: Parental Advisory" contains a limited music repertory that emphasizes extended plays of Twisted Sister's "We're Not Going to Take It".

Like the recent "Rabin in His Own Words" about the late Israeli prime minister (and wouldn't that pairing make a wild repertory double bill?), "Eat That Question" contains no third-party testimony, just the subject himself.

What is more, just as a language can contain repertories of borrowed words from other languages so can it play host to other languages that have melded into each other.

For a classical concertgoer, what's striking about the N.Y.C.B. repertory is how much modern fare it contains.

The 17th-century Fitzwilliam Virginal Book contains pieces that are characteristic of the English repertory.