Sentence examples for with the midsummer from inspiring English sources

Grilled eel is so strongly identified with the midsummer months that it is the official food of a national holiday called the Day of the Ox.

Along with concerts on campus under its director Wei Cheng, the chorus has been invited to perform with the Midsummer Mozart Festival under George Cleve (Beethoven Ninth Symphony), the Oakland-East Bay Symphony under Michael Morgan Gershwin Porgyy & Bess), and with the Berkeley Symphony under Kent Nagano and Joana Carneiro.

Along with concerts on campus under its director Nikolas Nackley, the chorus has been invited to perform with the Midsummer Mozart Festival under George Cleve (Beethoven Ninth Symphony), the Oakland-East Bay Symphony under Michael Morgan Gershwin Porgyy & Bess), and with the Berkeley Symphony under Kent Nagano and Joana Carneiro.

Even with the midsummer terrorism scare the site registered 3 million page views in August.

As earlier with The Midsummer Marriage, the compositions that followed King Priam retained the musical idiom of the opera, notably the Piano Sonata No. 2 (1962) and the Concerto for Orchestra (1963), the latter written for the Edinburgh Festival and dedicated to Britten for his 50th birthday.

With the Midsummer Classic being hosted at Nationals Park in July, MLB, the Nationals and the Nationals Dream Foundation on Wednesday announced the first details of seven community enrichment projects that make up this year's All-Star Legacy initiative.

The work acknowledges Tippett's past with quotations from The Midsummer Marriage.

Of the many circumstances that drive the original, aristocratic Miss Julie into her kitchen to dance with the valet — dusk, the Midsummer festival, her period, her broken engagement, her father's absence from their stately home — the most essential is her hysteria.

No idea, yet the whispery syllables – pronounced wa-li-dee-ah – coupled with the intense midsummer heat of chaotic Marrakech, were enticement enough.

THE midsummer dinner with bankers at Mansion House, the Lord Mayor's home in the City of London, offers chancellors of the exchequer a chance to address pressing economic and financial issues.

At the Vail festival the ballerina Carla Körbes (Pacific Northwest Ballet) was at her peak as a Balanchine stylist, gleamingly elegant in the "Agon" pas de deux (with the Royal Ballet's Eric Underwood), the "Midsummer Night's Dream" adagio and the rare 1982 "Élégie" solo.