Sentence examples for solo opportunities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khan agreeably allowed him his solo opportunities.

City Ballet orchestra players rose with distinction to the interweaving solo opportunities of Bach's "Brandenburg" writing.

Though the duets are efficient, the piece's inventive heart is in its ensembles, which include striking solo opportunities.

By then the New Orleans ensemble style, which allowed few solo opportunities, could no longer contain his explosive creativity.

Mr. Cohen also has two solo opportunities, the brightly Impressionistic "Danse des Automates" and the unabashedly anguished "Chants du Ghetto".

The many solo opportunities in "The Sleeping Beauty" and the Ashton work "Birthday Offering" should bring a whole nest of junior women to light.

On the promised Rosa Parks tribute, "In Appreciation: A Celebration Song," Ms. Allen ceded the first solo opportunity to Mr. Chestnut.

And as was the case on "Capsule," the album he released last year, his standout partners here are the guitarist Nir Felder, who glides through any solo opportunity he's given, and the drummer Rudy Royston, who lays down grooves that feel at once sturdy and playfully supple.

Richard Keller of TV Squad expressed dislike for the episode, stating that he hopes the show will reconsider the next time they decide to give a "solo opportunity" to a one-off character "many people don't remember".

"He's really a joy to be around," whatever the topic of conversation, said principal concertmaster Martin Chalifour, who finds Gupta's music "enlightened" and "aesthetically beautiful". Gupta said he looks forward to the occasional solo opportunity, playing chamber music, and perhaps competing one day for a higher position in the orchestra.

The first, Stanford Off-campus Learning OpportunitieSOLOOLO), aggregates opportunities available to Stanford students to gain experience through Stanford activities (research, internships, public service and so on).