Sentence examples for through the playing of from inspiring English sources

It was as if through the playing of each piece over and over, Gould was pressing it into the groove of the LP.

His beloved Stradivarius, which he always called "Fifi", also lives on through the playing of Laura Samuel, of the Belcea Quartet, whom he taught for many years and much admired.

This is a serious documentation of synthesiser evolution, through the playing of pieces that demonstrate the sonic textures unique to each instrument, and Benge also revels in it all.

"If the report is accurate, it's a scale of cheating unlike anything we've seen before," said Daniel Okrent, the author of "Nine Innings: The Anatomy of Baseball as Seen Through the Playing of a Single Game," as well as the first public editor of The New York Times.

Initially, you have to "consciously think your way through" the playing of each note or the exact placement of your feet and racket.

Kaepernick's refusal to stand for the anthem is similar to a protest from former Denver Nuggets player Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, whose choice to sit down through the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" before NBA games in 1996 blew up into a nationwide controversy.

If you have ever sat through the plays of Edward Bond or Howard Barker, you know the terrain.

At morning shoot-arounds, N.B.A. teams walk through the plays of that night's opponent.

Post-war French theatre developed the absurd, through the plays of Camus, Jean Anouilh and the Franco-Romanian Eugène Ionescu.

They contain, as well, an element of romance of the kind purveyed from Greek New Comedy through the plays of the ancient Roman comic dramatists Plautus and Terence.

He would work, with slow but gathering excitement, through the plays of Shakespeare, the novels of Tolstoy and the teeming streets of Dickens.