Sentence examples for some repertory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holzmair's grimaces and animated gestures, which can seem overly theatrical in some repertory, were here powerfully effective.

The good news is that they have this tremendously funny mainstream comedy out now: a cracking crowdpleaser, also featuring some repertory players from Fey's TV gem 30 Rock, written by SNL regular Paula Pell and directed by Jason Moore, who gave us Pitch Perfect.

Some repertories pose special problems.

Even when constructing simple, informal menus, it's wise to have some ready repertory of accompaniments, and I'm rock-solid here.

If this time the joy was less than complete, that was partly because of some questionable repertory choices and partly because the guiding theme was rather ordinary.

During the 13 months he was in post, he made some good repertory choices – the Royal got its first Mark Morris ballet, for instance.

Ms. Gruber has been singing some formidable repertory since returning to the fold of the Met in 2001, and her enormous voice shows signs of wear and stridency.

This year's Microfest includes three programs, the first of which includes some standard repertory (works by Telemann, Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Schumann) played on instruments in non-standard tunings, as well as new works by Mordecai Sandberg and Mr. Reinhard.

Even the concerts by the resident ensemble, the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, had some fresh repertory to offer, including the season's final program at Avery Fisher Hall, heard on Friday night.

I would like to see some different repertory from this company of strong and engaging performers as I believe they are capable of much more.

If only Veronika Part could acquire some spontaneity, she might illumine some of this repertory, but she has a tendency to posiness.