anraku造句

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1. Ms . Anraku also received the ITT Corporation Prize and the Channel Classics Prize.
2. Ms . Anraku was recently appointed associate principal harpist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
3. Maiko Anraku will play the harp.
4. That was evident from the reassignment of Kanemitsu Anraku, who is currently chief financial officer.
5. In 2013, Anraku threw 772 pitches over five games in nine days, including 232 in one game.
6. It's difficult to find anraku in a sentence. 用anraku造句挺难的
7. As a high school pitcher, Anraku has a fastball that has been clocked as high as in 2013.
8. His youngest son, Masaayoshi, took over his position to represent current Anraku-ji Temple in Hirogawa-cho.
9. The Japanese harpist Mariko Anraku has won first prize in the 1995 Concert Artists Guild New York Competition, the guild announced this week.
10. Guests Mariko Anraku, Wu Man, Takahiro Sonoda and Tomoko Kato will highlight the 1994-95 season of the Japan America Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles.
11. It is unclear what Hanawa's role in the company will be, since his role after Renault's investment was largely the one Anraku will now be playing.
12. Alumni include the pianist Jan Lisiecki, singers Isabel Bayrakdarian and Robert Gleadow, the pianists David Jalbert and Richard Raymond, the harpist Mariko Anraku, the violist Adam Romer, as well as the St . Lawrence String Quartet.
13. The six trees are still alive : they are marked with signs at temple ( planted in 1850 ), Shukkei-en ( planted about 1740 ), JM
    sei-ji ( planted 1900 ), at the former site of Senda Elementary School near Miyukibashi, at the Anraku-ji temple.
14. The deterioration in the company's earnings outlook stemmed, in part, from a 50.4 billion yen ( dlrs 382.2 million ) loss sustained from its securities holdings as a result of the recent weakness in Japan's stock market, said Kanemitsu Anraku, the carmaker's managing director.
15. Shapiro has collaborated with such artists as Teresa Stratas, Jose Ferrer, Janos Starker, Sir Malcolm Arnold, John Corigliano, Marin Alsop, Paul Shaffer, Sergiu Comissiona, Jerry Junkin, Eugene Drucker, Kim Cattrall, Tim Fain, Gottfried Wagner, Alexis Cole, Edward Arron, Jerome Rose, Mariko Anraku, Steven Beck, Elliott Forrest, John Fullam, Jose Ramos Santana, Clamma Dale, Anita Darian, Florence Levitt, Nina Berman, Kikuei Ikeda, Ayako Yoshida, Harris Poor, John Edward Niles, David Leibowitz, Robert Tomaro, Kathryn Amyotte, James Allen Anderson, Sarah McCoin, Albert Nguyen, Glen Hemberger, Anthony LaGruth, Matthew Thomas Troy, and Emily Wong, and organizations such as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Houston Symphony Orchestra, Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Charleston Symphony Orchestra, West Point Band's The Jazz Knights, Dallas Wind Symphony, Springfield Symphony Orchestra, Traverse Symphony Orchestra, New York Repertory Orchestra, Rock River Symphony, Garden State Philharmonic, Opera Theatre of Northern Virginia, Piedmont Wind Symphony, Westchester Concert Singers, International Opera Center at the Zurich Opera, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, American Jewish Committee, Hawthorne String Quartet, Locrian Chamber Ensemble, Amernet String Quartet, Artemis, Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, and Dateline NBC, and universities in New York, Louisiana, Ohio, Delaware, Florida, Texas, Nebraska, and Tennessee.