incledon造句

• Incledon's MacHeath was reprised at Margate in August 1803.
• John Incledon ) was published in English by Ox & Pigeon in 2015.
• Incledon was nature's songster .'
• About this time, he picked up music from Charles Incledon, dancing from D Egville, and fencing from Angelo.
• In 1819 she appeared as Maid Marian in the burletta " Robin Hood and Little John " at the Surrey Theatre with Charles Incledon as Robin Hood.
• At Covent Garden, Incledon successfully took on as a tenor several important roles created by his friend the celebrated bass Charles Bannister, about a generation after the original productions.
• It was said of Incledon that he gave to everything his own reading, and though he had rivals, his own distinctive style and character never had any true successors.
• It is told that Johnstone was a regular drinking companion of Charles Incledon's at'a public house of the lowest class', The Brown Bear in Bow Street.
• In 1800 he published " One Thousand Eight Hundred, or I wish you a Happy New Year ", a collection of about sixty of his songs, some sung by Incledon.
• Her reappearance took place at Covent Garden on 3 Oct . 1801, in Thomas Arne's " Artaxerxes, " in which she sang the part of Mandane, Incledon singing that of Arbaces.
• This was given in memory of Benjamin Tilley ( 1851-1920 ) and his wife, Elinor G . Tilley ( 1855-1930 ) by their daughter, Elinor Mary Incledon ( 1878-1954 ).
• The faultless sweetness and perfection of Samuel Harrison ( 1760 1812 ) ( who sang mostly in oratorio and ballad concerts ) lacked the warmth, spontaneity and declamatory power of Incledon, who sang principally on the stage.
• In February the following year, Thomas Arne's opera " Love in a Village " was revived for William Boyce's duet'Together let us range the fields'for herself and Incledon, which was loudly encored.
• Dibdin still provided texts for operas, including " The Cabinet ", which was presented at Covent Garden in February 1803 with John Braham, Nancy Storace and Charles Incledon, and in December " The British Fleet in 1342 ".
• The 1843 tithe award showed the manor of Raleigh ( previously owned by Barbor ) held between three owners : William Arundell Yeo, 147 acres; Robert Newton Incledon ( of Yeotown, Goodleigh ), who held 160 acres, together with William Hodge.
• Another new Dibdin opera, " The British Fleet in 1342 " ( music entirely by Braham ) appeared in December, and on that evening the highlight was a duet by Braham and Incledon,'All's Well', which was encored.
• There is no good scientific evidence that androstenedione supplements _ which can run more than $ 2 per capsule _ will produce enough testosterone to have any effect on performance, said Thomas Incledon, a Boca Raton, Fla ., exercise physiologist and member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
• He supported the careers of many leading actors of the time such as Master Betty, his wife Elizabeth Satchell, his sister Elizabeth Whitlock, George Frederick Cooke, Harriet Pye Esten, John Edwin, Joseph Munden, Grist, Elizabeth Inchbald, Pauline Hall, Wilson, Charles Incledon, Egan.
• In the 1791 premiere of " The Woodman " ( text by Incledon and Mrs Martyr, he played Captain O'Donnel'with great vivacity and spirit, and gave his Irish ballad with peculiar felicity', though when recalled it was to watch mutely while Incledon gave encores.
• In the 1791 premiere of " The Woodman " ( text by Incledon and Mrs Martyr, he played Captain O'Donnel'with great vivacity and spirit, and gave his Irish ballad with peculiar felicity', though when recalled it was to watch mutely while Incledon gave encores.