Sentence examples for tip of the baton from inspiring English sources

The tip of the baton entered me.

Conducting in the pit is just the tip of the baton for opera house music directors.

And where some conductors wear their hearts on their sleeve, with Maazel, it's on his cuffs; their starched corners define the beat as much as the tip of the baton.

Turn your entire forearm so that the inside of your wrist faces up and the tip of the baton that started out pointing up is now pointing forwards and slightly down.

There was red attire everywhere, and precious little green and gold beyond the emerald tip on the baton of George Mason's pep band director, Michael W. Nickens.

Using a metal baton longer than this may cause the tips of the batons to hit your arms and possible cause bruising.

Mr. Mehta has always reveled in bigness, and he has that rare ability to keep the most complex and heavily populated pieces at the tip of his baton.

It may be something reflective, or something to impart that characteristic tremor to the tip of his baton, which, in certain passages later this evening, will quiver like the needle of a seismograph during the Big One.

He testified that he saw Officer Kern place the tip of an expandable baton between Mr. Mineo's buttocks.

Among the winning entries, all of them recipients of silver batons, was "The Tip of the Spear," a prime-time special on ABC with Ted Koppel of "Nightline" as anchor and based on his three-week experience as a journalist embedded with American troops in Iraq.

This prototype consists of the double-action spinners mounted on both ends of the baton.