Sentence examples for union concert from inspiring English sources

"The Union: Concert Paraphrase on National Airs for Piano," by Louis Moreau Gottschalk, crooned the national anthem as if it were a Chopin nocturne.

Dr. Hoggard also recalled the times when he could close a labor union concert by singing "Joe Hill"— a song about a union organizer executed for an alleged murder.

In London we have a regular monthly showcase in the Union Chapel, Islington, as part of the Europe in Union concert series.

Serena Ryder, a Queen's graduate herself, was playing at the "ReUnion" concert but it got rainy so we resorted to playing pong at home until it passed.

The detection limit of the new molecular assay was determined with 10-fold dilutions of two enterovirus strains and with the Third European Union Concerted Action Enterovirus Proficiency Panel.

When samples of the Third European Union Concerted Action Enterovirus Proficiency Panel were tested, both molecular assays gave identical results to the expected results, which were based upon the results of three reference laboratories using a total of four different molecular methods before distribution of the panel.

Over the last two decades, union organizers say that standards in the stagehand profession have decreased as more concert promotors move away from using traditionally unionized concert halls and have instead switched to the non-union amphitheaters.

Seeing as UKIP are the fastest growing political party in the nation, and their leader thinks the world is as close to melting as the heart of a Dad at a Union J concert, what is to be done?

Union leaders, in concert with an outside consultant, are conducting a top-to-bottom assessment of the association's personnel and practices before beginning a formal search.

Unions, working in concert with companies and other activists, constructed an image of full-time employment with breaks and a retirement at the end, a conception of work we have had for almost a century and widely held by the generation now holding political office.

Unions, working in concert with companies and other activists, constructed an image of full-time employment with breaks and a retirement at the end, a conception of work we have had for almost a century and widely held by the generation now holding political office.