Sentence examples for sharing a program from inspiring English sources

Whatever African heritage they might have in common, it seems a thin pretext for their sharing a program.

But when you have three wildly different composers sharing a program, why make them sound the same?

Others play with rhythm too, notably the flamenco dancer Nelida Tirado, who seemed to have trouble remembering that she was sharing a program.

Sharing a program with works by the far more experienced Benjamin Millepied and Christopher Wheeldon, it looks the most perfectly edited — the one that has the surest vision of what it means to be.

Those composers were represented by only one work each, sharing a program with scores by composers who influenced or were influenced by them, or who, at any rate, shared their goals and techniques.

Other highlights of the season are an adaptation of "Hansel and Gretel," with a new libretto by Craig Shemin (April 5), and Lemony Snicket's "The Composer Is Dead," with music by Nathaniel Stookey and a libretto by Daniel Handler, sharing a program with Kenji Bunch's "Embrace," an electric violin concerto (May 17).

"I usually don't share a program," he said.

(Burke) ★ John Heginbotham and Stefanie Batten Bland (Friday, Saturday and Thursday) Two promising choreographers share a program of premieres on Thursday.

"Harlequinade" will share a program with the luminous — and plotless — "Square Dance," also by Balanchine.

Laurence Lemieux will share a program with Dominique Porte, like Ms. Lemieux a relative unknown in New York.

Two frequent choreographic collaborators share a program of duets, films and solo works-in-progress.