Use of the word repertoire in a sentence example

repertoire

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Teachers are developing verbal repertoire of young children. [noun]

The rest of the concert led us through a fine choral repertoire that must have been largely unfamiliar to much of the audience. [noun]

This penchant for classical allusion in Irish lyrics is not peculiar to the repertoire of the hedge schoolmaster. [noun]

For full bibliography (to 1904) see Ulysse Chevalier, Repertoire des sources hist. [Please select]

These were but single deceptions in a repertoire of varied tricks. [Please select]

I had samples of its entire repertoire as I sat there: One. [Please select]

Mok's repertoire of songs could not be expected to be large. [Please select]

VITUS, Saint, dancing master whose repertoire did not include the turkey trot. [Please select]

Shaw considered her "sweet songs" quite unfit for a fashionable young lady's repertoire. [Please select]

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