Sentence examples for touching solo from inspiring English sources

Gordan Nikolitch, the concertmaster, again provided fine leadership, and he was matched in his touching solo work by Edward Vanderspar, the principal violist.

Peter Harvey is a sturdy bass, fully adequate to the touching solo cantata "Ich Will den Kreuzstab Gerne Tragen" ("I Will Gladly Bear the Cross," No. 56).

At the Traverse, Rob Drummond made audiences stare, grin and cringe during his sold-out "Bullet Catch," an unexpectedly touching solo show about the notoriously dangerous magic stunt of the title.

One was a touching solo performed by Ms. Wood, entirely believable as a woman becoming almost giddy as she realizes that she really does "want it, now" and can say that at last.

Like many men, male fruit flies have a considerable array of schemes for courting females, from tender touching to solo serenades.

So before you head out into a night of divine pleasures (read: eating midori-icypoles, stealing shopping trolleys and getting the horn for Jake) maybe have a quick solo touch up in the shower.

After Lomax was brought down short, Wakefield were still trying to reorganise in defence when Jon Wilkin put prop Walmsley in under the posts, then Lomax ended a brilliant solo run by touching down himself.

Yet for all their wondrous, rapid-fire twists, there's a touching fragility and modesty to his solos.

That touching film's Academy Award-winning success also steered the course toward her solo debut, "Anar" (Anti-), a quietly lovely piano-pop achievement.

When the solo part touched on a Carinthian folk melody that may be a coded reference to the domestic servant who was Berg's first love, and with whom he secretly fathered a child as a teen-ager, Tetzlaff's tone darkened and deepened.

SAG HARBOR "Hope's Journey," a solo exhibition by Retreat Art Show competition winner, Jeanette Martone featuring a collection of touching graphite portraits of women, children and animals.