Sentence examples for repertory her from inspiring English sources

Given Ms. Thomas's concentration on the soul repertory, her inclusion in a jazz series might seem a stretch.

As a singer, Ms. Stevens was known for her acute musicianship, her expansive repertory, her accomplished acting and, in particular, her warm, velvety voice.

While not always sounding entirely idiomatic in the role (a relatively new one in her repertory), her huge voice was powerful and alluring, audible even over the orchestra and chorus in Act II.

During the ensuing years, Mr. Graffman said, he admired the speed at which she learned repertory, her broad range of artistic interests, her sense of humor and her ability to produce a "gorgeous sound" from even second-rate instruments.

Though you have to give Ms. Eaglen, a leading Wagnerian, credit for keeping this bel canto role in her repertory, her singing is exasperatingly uneven -- at times sumptuous and beautiful, at times underpitch and insecure.

Though you have to give Ms. Eaglen, a leading Wagnerian, credit for keeping this Bel Canto role in her repertory, her singing is exasperatingly uneven, at times sumptuous and beautiful, at times under pitch and insecure.

Eight years after overhauling her career — renewing her technique, shifting her repertory, changing her management and even switching her voice type from mezzo to soprano — she arrives at Alice Tully Hall next Sunday, the third stop on her first American recital tour.

And Ms. Kilcher, having mastered the noble savage in "The New World," adds the nature-girl aristocrat to her repertory, jutting her chin to assert her moral authority and superior breeding.

But she has the skills and the instinct to hold her own, even when — as on her latest album, "Surrender" (Concord) — her repertory does her no favors.

If she is lucky — not too many injuries, a resilient body, the right temperament — she may keep dancing into her 40s, carefully tailoring her repertory to her inevitably declining physical capacities.

But she has the skills and the instinct to hold her own, even when -- as on her latest album, "Surrender" (Concord) -- her repertory does her no favors.