Sentence examples for the second trio from inspiring English sources

The second movement is, apparently, less concerned with nature than with humans, as Mahler introduces Ländler-like folk dance rhythms and a pair of contrasting melodies, the first of which recurs after statement of the second Trio theme.

He was selected 23rd overall by the Indiana Pacers, clearing the green room and making the Holidays the second trio of brothers currently in the NBA, joining Marshall, Mason and Miles Plumlee.

Last season, each receiver gained more than 1,000 receiving yards, becoming only the second trio to achieve that feat in N.F.L. history (Charlie Joiner, John Jefferson and Kellen Winslow were the first, with the San Diego Chargers in 1980).

I remember a flaxen-haired woman dancing the second trio in Balanchine's "Agon," as two men elegantly clapped out the beats of her castanet solo behind her, feeling as if I'd been struck by lightning.

Burrell, Ryan Howard, and Jimmy Rollins became the second trio of Phillies with 30 or more home runs (and the first since 1929).

The testis-specific roles of the second trio, the UBQLNL group genes UBQLN3, UBQLN5 and UBLQNL, have been explored here in detail.

"I just remember I heard the first trio record, and it gave me so much hope.

Those dancing up a storm included the first trio, Christopher Boehmer, Kyle Froman and a teenage prodigy, Daniel Ulbricht.

The balance is unusually even-handed, leading to sensory overload in the dense melodic effusion of the third Trio.

Jason Fowler was new as the man playing the invisible lute, opting for an elegance that was echoed by Ellen Bar and Eva Natanya in the first trio.

People know the first trio best perhaps because in it the composer's heart wins out consistently over the thick declamation.