grand tier造句

• On Monday night some 600 guests in formal finery who have paid $ 2, 000 or $ 2, 500 a seat are to attend the opera, which will be followed by a dinner in the Met's Grand Tier.
• A portrait bust of him by Malvina Hoffman was sent by Mrs Vincent Astor and was set in a specially prepared niche on the grand tier of the old Queen's Hall ( the original venue of the Vaughan Williams.
• When entertaining, Met management must set up on the Grand Tier or co-opt the Grand Tier Restaurant, which is normally open to the public, or the Belmont Room of the Opera Guild, an organization that raises money for the Met.
• When entertaining, Met management must set up on the Grand Tier or co-opt the Grand Tier Restaurant, which is normally open to the public, or the Belmont Room of the Opera Guild, an organization that raises money for the Met.
• Barbican tickets range up to 65 pounds ( dlrs 104 ) for the best seats compared to the top price of 290 pounds ( dlrs 464 ) in the grand tier at Covent Garden for last season's " Die Meistersinger " by Richard Wagner.
• The pieces, " The Sources of Music " and " The Triumph of Music ", which hang from the top-most balcony level and extend down to the Grand Tier lobby level, were completed in France and shipped to New York, and are covered by a system of panels during the hours in which the opera house receives direct sunlight to prevent fading.
• The Museum of Modern Art was a pioneer in establishing its own fine-dining establishment, Sette Moma, in 1993, but, Lowry recalled, " Sette had terrible evening access . " Some current examples of the trend in New York include upmarket but exclusive restaurants in the Metropolitan Opera House ( the Grand Tier ) and the Metropolitan Museum ( the Trustees'Dining Room ).