Sentence examples for which alternates with from inspiring English sources

This sardonic streak has been both cleverly camouflaged and heavily underlined in Darko Tresnjak's thoughtful, spirited production, which alternates with "Macbeth" — talk about a battle of the sexes!

One big Humphrey revival is scheduled for the second program, which alternates with the first: her "Lament for Ignacio Sánchez Mejías," first done by the newly formed Limón company in 1946.

The classical component (which alternates with jazz) is devoted to works new to New York, programmed by Joel Sachs and performed by energetic and virtuosic young musicians from the Juilliard School.

While Paris is unquestionably the world's oldest auto show, dating to 1898, the biennial Frankfurt International Auto Show, which alternates with the French show, has long since surpassed it in size, with half again as many exhibitors.

The program, which alternates with a similar effort supporting research universities, gives schools anywhere from $700,000 to $1.6 million over 4 years.

In Marsupites, thecal plates are typically comprised of coarse to medium, clearly structural, galleried stereom, which alternates with zones of fine and deeply penetrating galleried stereom oriented perpendicular to the plate margins.

Pinter has two basic facial expressions, which alternate with alarming rapidity.

Note the relatively new term servicemember, which alternated with the two words "crew members".

One was "then", the other "quite".' Even in later life, once she had become a celebrated talent and a London socialite, Rhys was dogged by self-loathing and depressive rages which alternated with phases of creative activity.

The Durst Organization owns or leases virtually the entire block from Condé Nast east to Sixth Avenue, and her father has allowed her to use four or five storefronts, which alternate with the Peep-O-Rama, Tad's Steaks and a Duane Reade.

It cannot be easy for an actor to remain focused and alert while marinating in misanthropy, pouring forth Kemp's petulant speeches about his miserable childhood and his general revulsion at the whole cruel world, which alternate with sadistic jibes about his plans for his aunt's funeral.