Sentence examples for roger which from inspiring English sources
So are older Krugs and some Pol Rogers -- not including the 1914 Pol Roger, which was disgorged in 1944, 30 years after it had first been bottled and is apparently still in excellent condition.
But he owns the role of King Roger, which he first sang with the Paris National Opera in 2009.
I've been listening, rapturously, to Simon Rattle's EMI recording of Karol Szymanowski's opera "King Roger," which Botstein is bringing to Bard for five performances, beginning on July 25.
Intelligence information was normally sent to Washington on a separate, more restricted telecommunications channel called Roger, which has not been breached.
Roger (which is how he's referred to throughout the book — we're on a first-name basis here) drifted into publishing, as so many of us have done, though not by the usual route.
Roger (which is how he's referred to throughout the book we're on a first-name basis here) drifted into publishing, as so many of us have done, though not by the usual route.
For the Western-theme "Whorehouse" he taught high kicks and two-stepping; the previous week, for a number from the '80s-inspired musical "The Wedding Singer," he demonstrated the dance known as the Roger Rabbit, which involves a hop-switch, a circle-replace and an arch-contract.
If any show in the 92nd Street Y's Lyrics and Lyricists series looked like a sure thing, it was "Fred and Ginger in So Many Words: The Astaire-Rogers Songbook," which had five performances, Saturday through Monday at the Kaufmann Concert Hall.
Collins said other factors also made this weekend an ideal chance to rest some of his starters, including playing on the turf surface at the Rogers Center, which is harder on players, and the grueling stretch reaching its halfway point at the end of the series.
Putting in Theorem 3.7, we get metric type version of Hardy-Rogers theorem (which is obviously a special case for ).
Congress, in 1939, refused to pass an emergency measure, the Wagner-Rogers Act, which would have permitted entry of 20,000 children, primarily Jewish, from Eastern Europe over existing quotas.
