Sentence examples for than repertory from inspiring English sources

But Eicher had more than repertory in mind.

The show was prepared: intelligent arrangements, better-than-decent repertory choices (from Davis's and Coltrane's albums as well as the players' own imitative homages), charismatic set pieces.

Ballet Theater has fewer true ballerinas than its repertory requires.

Film festivals tap into this passion by tailoring programming to narrower tastes than traditional repertory calendars.

As an intellectual hub, the National functions better than any repertory theatre I know.

Hunter's company, Told By An Idiot, is more closely associated with genre-defying devised work than rackety repertory scripts.

In discussing Colon's expected contributions Wednesday, Girardi said he was more curious about his stamina than his repertory.

A school exercise rather than a repertory of stitches, it was dated and signed with the name of the pupil and sometimes of the teacher as well.

For 2002, the plans are a bit more ambitious: 12 dancers performing 12 of the more than 120 repertory works she has choreographed since 1965.

"WINTERREISE" The term "early music" has come to stand for more than a repertory: among other things, an aesthetic of performance.

He has emerged as a keeper, commanding a knuckleball that has proved much more predictable, for a lot less money, than the repertory of the starter he replaced, Oliver Perez.