Sentence examples for versatile members from inspiring English sources

The band's versatile members are Simon Barfoot, Gus Macmillan, Philip McLeod, Alex Miller, Steph O'Hara and Phillip Collings.

Polyethylenimine (PEI) is another promising cationic nonviral vector and has been proven as one of the most powerful and versatile members of nonviral vector both in vitro and in vivo [14,15].

One of the more versatile members of the frosh class this year, Kidnap Kid's beats range from euphoric deep house to uplifting vocal belters.

But the cello remains the most versatile member of the string… STELLA ADLER STUDIO OF ACTING The poet Alfred Corn and his student Ravi Shankar read from their work.

But the cello remains the most versatile member of the string family, and there could hardly be a more inviting introduction to its charms than "My Tunes" (Sony Classical), a new disk by the German cellist Jan Vogler.

After a few years adrift in Johannesburg's club scene, he became a regular churchgoer and -- perhaps more important -- a versatile member of the church band, often filling in for whatever musician didn't show up.

But the cello remains the most versatile member of the string… Simone Dinnerstein, Bach: The Goldberg Variations (Telarc) — Postwar listeners wanted their Bach in a powerful and concentrated style with plenty of intellectual fire, and chose Glenn… Opera fanatics have Maria Callas; everyone else has Glenn Gould.

"John has been a fantastic servant for the club, and an extremely versatile member of the squad," said Dunne.

A new and versatile member of flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS) controller is center-node unified power flow controller (C-UPFC).

Tui has proved his worth as a versatile member of the front-row - featuring at loosehead and tighthead in domestic and European competition.

Neal Bishop would like to make a midfield berth his own at Blackpool, but is happy to remain a versatile member of Paul Ince's squad.