Sentence examples similar to was at baton from inspiring English sources
"It kind of gutted the meeting," a scientist who was at Baton Rouge told me.
Brisk with the baton, Mr. Fiorato was at the City Ballet podium thousands of times, including hundreds of performances of "The Nutcracker," a production that established the work as an American Christmas tradition.
BATON ROUGE, La .— In 1931, the administration of Louisiana State University was at odds with Huey Long, the state's governor.
But traditional conducting patterns -- in which the baton is at a different place for each beat within a clearly defined arc -- are undoubtedly easier for musicians to follow, particularly when their eyes move from page to baton.
Aged 52, his elevation means that the Castros, both of whom are in their 80s, are at last passing the baton to a generation born after the 1959 revolution.
The music, under Frances C. Roberts's baton, is at 8 p.m. at St .Peter's Episcopal Church on Montauk Highway in Bay Shore and will be followed by a wine tasting (631) 26310200.
It is this passing of the baton that's at the heart of Sound Women, which runs mentoring schemes for members.
There is at least a symbolic power invested in a conductor's baton.
Some presidents have passed the baton with gritted teeth: John Adams did not attend Thomas Jefferson's inauguration; Herbert Hoover and Franklin D Roosevelt were at loggerheads.
It remains to be determined which model is followed in vivo, "passing of a baton" or a preassembled complex; it is possible that a combination of both is at work during SP- and LP-BER.
