maestro

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• Federer — so often likened to a maestro, a painter, a ballet dancer — can make the game look artfully effortless, such is his uncommon fast-twitch grace.

• Levine, who died earlier this month at age 77, was the symbol for maestro.

• The maestro managed to return to the NSO podium a few times toward the end of that month, salvaging some of the repertoire they had prepped for Asia with a pair of concerts featuring guest violinist Akiko Suwanai.

• Although humans are hardly smelling maestros in the animal kingdom, we can nevertheless detect roughly one trillion odors, often with only a single scent molecule drifting into our noses.

• If anything, given the close call with the playoffs last season, the franchise’s decision to stand pat confirms its trust in its maestro to run the show.

• Wyclef Jean, the 45-year-old music maestro, has dabbled in many things.

• But all that ass-shaking as part of the showpersonship—mm, one could guess what the gospel maestro might be muttering.

• The next “story” as the novelist William Kennedy, another maestro, would say.

• She told me he insisted she called him Maestro: “I thought it was ridiculous and silly,” she said.

• At the opening, Clinton was very much the maestro, a mixture of MC and talk show host.

• Further, the fittings for them had to be made presumably on the premises of the maestro and not as at present in foreign parts.