Sentence examples for the marcia from inspiring English sources

There is also the Marcia Lyon way.

For the duration of the Marcia, I try to disregard the audience and concentrate on the music.

The Marcia movement of the Sixth Quartet, for example, sounded like some fractured apotheosis of a late Beethoven scherzo.

Following the Stuttgart company's triumphant American debut in 1969, the "Marcia and Ricky" partnership was in demand for guest performances worldwide.

But what if these critics are only partly correct — what if things do not go wrong only with the entrance of the marcia turca?

With this in mind, one recent paradox of the marcia turca is difficult to miss: as Europe makes the final adjustments to its continental solidarity in Lisbon, the Turks, despite their hopes, are outside the embrace.

Girón says: "The only way to put a pause on this [gentrification] is when the Marcias of the world hold it down".

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Instead of the Jets and the Sharks, the Novaks (Marcia Gay Harden and James Gandolfini) and the Raleighs (Hope Davis and Jeff Daniels) face off over the loutish playground behavior of their kids.

The initials refer to the first names of these dancers: the American Richard Cragun, the German Birgit Keil, the Brazilian Marcia Haydee and the Dane Egon Madsen.

Elsewhere in the crowd at the Guggenheim were DAVID BOWIE and his wife, the model IMAN; the actor CHAZZ PALMINTERI; the actor JOE PANTELIANO, who was not in black tie because he had come straight from the set of "The Sopranos"; and the actress MARCIA GAY HARDEN, who mentioned the Jackson Five.