Sentence examples for to recitals from inspiring English sources

Over time, and by inviting guests to recitals, the real Jenkins built up an affectionate, satirical public following.

Jones gets everything — the gestures, the generosity, the mean streak, the bending of the ear to recitals of woe, whether across a lunch table or a prison cell.

Jones gets everything the gestures, the generosity, the mean streak, the bending of the ear to recitals of woe, whether across a lunch table or a prison cell.

In the 1970s Price began to devote more time to recitals, but she scored another great success in her first performance of Ariadne auf Naxos in San Francisco in October 1977.

These patterns can be found around the world, particularly in relatively rich countries.If their leisure time is so scarce, why are these people spending so much of it doting on their sprogs, shepherding them from tutors to recitals to football games?

Five years later she won an open scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music, studying with Cuthbert Whitemore; he and his wife Freda took her to recitals, concerts and opera, and he arranged for her to go to study in Paris with the famous teacher Isidor Philipp.

A month after the opening of Peter Grimes, Britten and Yehudi Menuhin went to Germany to give recitals to concentration camp survivors.

Nor were his incentives for breaking a commitment to Native Khan confined to Recital, one of four runners for the Co Tipperary stable on Saturday.

(3) Participants responded more favorably to recital-and-interpretation lectures than to video lectures.

According to Recital 11 of the European Union Regulation on the hygience of foodstuffs No 852/2004, the application of hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP) principles to primary produce is not yet generally feasible (Cerf and Donnat, 2011).

It promises to suit every kind of jazz, from orchestras to solo recitals, concerts to dances.