Sentence examples for variously played from inspiring English sources

Bashmet, who variously played violin and viola and also conducted, was on surer ground when he took the podium to conduct excerpts from three Takemitsu film scores: "José Torres," "Black Rain," and "Face of Another".

With a mandate to triangulate in Scotland's interests, Ms Sturgeon could have variously played off England's two main parties against each other and, whenever she failed, trumpeted the case for independence afresh.But she took neither route.

Just hearing It's About That Time variously played with unadorned trumpet simplicity, or amid menagerie synth-sounds and dense drum shuffles, or accompanied by Airto Moreira's windy flute, in successive nightly interpretations, is fascinating.

Over the course of five films, he's been variously played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford (twice), Ben Affleck, and now Chris Pine, recently seen piloting the Starship Enterprise through JJ Abrams's teen-friendly galaxy.

Our first narrator, a writer (variously played by Tom Wilkinson and Jude Law) hands the baton to a second storyteller, Mr Moustafa (F Murray Abraham, embodied in younger years by Tony Revolori) who in turn draws our attention to the real heart of the matter: the charismatic concierge, M Gustave (a splendidly rancid and randy Ralph Fiennes).

She was an off-the-shelf muse, for example, in Woody Allen's You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger, and she has variously played a supportive girlfriend (Rise of the Planet Of the Apes), a Greek priestess (Immortals) and a mythical Arab princess (current oil epic Black Gold).

Scenes at the Dakota State Fair showed the children, as children are wont to do, variously playing with, throwing, squeezing and otherwise abusing the fetus dolls.

Eight were Indigenous (Murri) health workers, a professional group who variously play clinical, liaison and cultural brokerage, health promotion, community care, administration and management, and policy development and/or program planning roles.

Give search-engine capability to an infinite number of Shakespeare scholars, one of them will eventually discover factoids like the following: In popular films that have slight debts to "The Tempest," Ariel has variously been played by Robby the Robot ("Forbidden Planet") and Wilson the Volleyball ("Cast Away").

Stitt played variously with the Miles Davis quintet (1960) and in the Giants of Jazz (1971 72)—with Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, and others but for the most part he spent his career on tour as a leader of small groups.

It set the tone, with the four supporting musicians as compelling to watch as they switched up their instruments as often as the man himself, who played variously on piano, acoustic guitar, banjo, ukulele and percussion.