Sentence examples for works he performed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holliger was an honoree here too: he turns 70 on May 21, and among the Carter works he performed, all composed for him, was "HBHH" (2007), which stands for "Happy Birthday, Heinz Holliger".

He was also active in chamber music the works he performed during this time include Chopin's cello sonata, the David-Pinelli Violin Variations, Mendelssohn's D minor piano trio, a piano trio by Anton Rubinstein and a Schumann violin sonata arranged for viola.

Interspersed with his recitals every second day is a series of master classes, in which Mr. Barenboim takes up the works he performed the night before.

He was also there on family business: the first of the two works he performed was "Max's Moon" (2007), a colorful quasi-concerto by his wife, the composer Luna Pearl Woolf.

The two composers whose works he performed, Schumann and Chopin, were born in the same year, 1810, and the works he chose were all composed within a decade, from 1838 to 1847.

Mr. Platini has said the payment was for work he performed years earlier.

His appearance and personality were scarcely more appropriate to such a setting than was the work he performed in it.

The work he performed as the managing general partner included encouraging team spirit, and reportedly involved a lot of autograph-signing.

In fact, the defense lawyers said, he told them that some of the work recorded as work on the Stevens home was actually work he performed elsewhere at the direction of Veco's owner, Bill Allen.

The anonymous editor also added a comment on the Wiki Talk page which suggested that he or she had an even more personal connection to the subject: "Alan's life was not about his sexual orientation but rather about the body of work he performed ministering to others and helping the defense of the country.

"It's scorched earth with Dickie Scruggs," says Mr. Merkel, sitting in a wood-paneled office featuring duck-hunting memorabilia and two framed checks representing about $17 million in payments that Mr. Scruggs had to disgorge to Mr. Merkel's client — a lawyer named Alwyn Luckey who argued that Mr. Scruggs shortchanged him for work he performed on asbestos cases that made Mr. Scruggs rich.