Sentences with phrase «wide repertoire»

Accomplished chef, experienced in fine - dining and entertaining, with wide repertoire of international and Asian dishes from healthy to decadent.

The Museum's Collections Centre in Birmingham will act as her expanded studio and enable a new and wider repertoire of information and engagement.

Otherwise, he has slowly but steadily exhibited his wide repertoire of being a classic dribbler (the way he setup Welbeck's goal against Hull), clinical finisher (the way he volleyed in Wilshere's cross in the game against Man City), and in always trying to help the team out defensively.

Kindie rocker «Tunes with Tim» uses his wide repertoire of classic songs — from nursery rhymes to Beatles tunes — to inspire dancing and singing while teaching the basics of music including rhythm and tempo, melody and harmony.

As adults, one of the greatest things we can do for our children is to make them feel good about themselves and to equip them with a wide repertoire of positive coping strategies.

Newborn babies have a wide repertoire of reflex and voluntary movements at birth.

Yoel Sharabi has captivated his audiences with his charisma, his wide repertoire and his dynamic style.

Like humans, they became versatile foragers, using a wide repertoire of stalking and killing techniques.

The development of a 4 - year course, including a wider repertoire of skills than merely laboratory know - how, should become a key feature.

From birth, they emit a wide repertoire of vocalizations especially in the ultrasonic range, which are inaudible for humans.

Browse through our wide repertoire of gorgeous hoop earrings to add sparkle to your ethnic and contemporary ensembles.

Norway About Blog Mary Miller's opera blog is about an innovative performing organisations with a programme which embraces a wide repertoire, singer and artist development, international collaboration and education.

Seven years later they leave with a wide repertoire of songs to sing and play whether it be on glockenspiel, keyboard, ukulele, recorder, boomwhackers or various percussion instruments.

The development of a BIG TOOLBOX — a wide repertoire and deep understanding of practices / skills / strategies that can be employed as one moves through instruction each period or each day.

Bentayga passengers can explore a wide repertoire of rear seat entertainment options.

Along with meows, cats have a wide repertoire of chirps, growls, hisses and purrs.

I wish my old Golden was still alive, he'd kill it with his wide repertoire of tricks.

Norway About Blog Mary Miller's opera blog is about an innovative performing organisations with a programme which embraces a wide repertoire, singer and artist development, international collaboration and education.

Whenever Chloe decides to sit down for awhile, the game digs into its wide repertoire of great ambient indie songs and goes into full - on chill mode, letting each song and each wonderful scenery give the heroines some much - needed solace.

More recently, the pot has become just one part of a wider repertoire of work, some of which is positioned in space itself while some is mounted on the wall.

offers a wide repertoire of options to exhibit, produce and discuss contemporary art, which are not only sketch under the more traditional logics of the commercial gallery or the conventional market.

Wide repertoire of interests: from museology and museum pedagogics, exhibiting and reception of artworks, to curating (and) contemporary art.

Norway About Blog Mary Miller's opera blog is about an innovative performing organisations with a programme which embraces a wide repertoire, singer and artist development, international collaboration and education.

Children who have a wide repertoire of social skills and who are socially aware and perceptive are likely to be socially competent.

Her background translates into a wide repertoire of Kat's therapeutic know how.