Sentence examples for to orchestra from inspiring English sources
noun
A large group of musicians who play together on various instruments, usually including some from strings, woodwind, brass and/or percussion; the instruments played by such a group.
Donations in his memory to Orchestra of St . Lukes, NYC.
I began to go to orchestra concerts regularly, something I hadn't done in a while.
Dale Clevenger, the C.S.O.'s renowned principal French horn player, used to car pool to Orchestra Hall with Mr. Klein.
And unless we got the whole world to shift to Orchestra, we wouldn't be able to beat email.
Whether this approach can be applied to orchestra management is a question that concerns at least some board members.
The ushers do not answer directly to orchestra management, and Mr. Gilbert said no ushers were in sight at the time of the ringing.
I'd come home from school to find him listening to orchestra music while following along with the musical score and pretending he was conducting.
Parents took him to movies to see Mickey Mouse, but before that newsreel of Mr. Woodin, listening to orchestra of his own music was shown.
After closing its doors in 2005 for a rafters-to-orchestra-pit renovation, Moscow's Bolshoi Theater still kicked up controversy — embezzlement, corruption, sex scandal.
He spoke at an event at the War Memorial Opera House during his stopover, but both Roosevelt and Douglas were relegated to orchestra-level seats, far from the presidential box.
Literally correct, but substantively untrue, as Doug Grow points out, since the city "worked mightily to push for a $14 million state bond" to help finance the much-needed renovations to Orchestra Hall and deferred other public-works projects to give the orchestra more breathing room.
