How do you use Britten in a sentence? See 10+ example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like conductor or director, plus the exact meaning.
Britten meaning
- A surname.
- Specifically, Benjamin Britten.
Synonyms of Britten
Using Britten
- The main meaning on this page is: A surname. | Specifically, Benjamin Britten.
- Useful related words include: benjamin britten, edward benjamin britten, conductor, music director.
- In the example corpus, britten often appears in combinations such as: benjamin britten, britten and, mr britten.
Context around Britten
- Average sentence length in these examples: 26.8 words
- Position in the sentence: 10 start, 8 middle, 2 end
- Sentence types: 20 statements, 0 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Britten
- In this selection, "britten" usually appears near the start of the sentence. The average example has 26.8 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, benjamin, understand, play, norman, gets and chief stand out and add context to how "britten" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include and matt britten broadway brands and by terry britten in a. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "britten" sits close to words such as abdulrazaq, adan and adolphus, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with britten
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
Colin Currie conducts the Britten Sinfonia, and precedes Reich/Richter with Reich’s 2016 ensemble piece Runner. (17 words)
In an emotional start to the new series, Mr Britten explains why Ysgol Y Deri is so special. (18 words)
The LPO Strings, soloists and a stand-in by the name of Antonio Pappano shone in Britten and Schoenberg. (19 words)
But the French “didn’t quite understand Britten, and he didn’t quite understand them,” said Paul Kildea, the author of “Benjamin Britten: A Life in the Twentieth Century”the artistic director of Musica Viva Australia, in a phone interview from Melbourne. (42 words)
Lynne Britten of Charlestown describes herself as the “daughter of a Depression-taught, frugal housewife” and says: “Rebecca should sew the two halves of the sheet back together, but with the worn edges on the outside and hemmed. (38 words)
Her 2003 work, Scallop, is a celebration of composer Benjamin Britten and was erected on the beach outside Aldebrugh in Suffolk, near Britten’s home and close to the village where Hambling grew up. (34 words)
Example sentences (20)
But the French “didn’t quite understand Britten, and he didn’t quite understand them,” said Paul Kildea, the author of “Benjamin Britten: A Life in the Twentieth Century”the artistic director of Musica Viva Australia, in a phone interview from Melbourne.
Among them, Benjamin Britten gets the Augustin Hadelich treatment, in the celebrated violinist’s much anticipated return to Orchestra Hall to play Britten’s show-stopping Violin Concerto.
Her 2003 work, Scallop, is a celebration of composer Benjamin Britten and was erected on the beach outside Aldebrugh in Suffolk, near Britten’s home and close to the village where Hambling grew up.
Auden’s words, set to Britten’s music and crisply recited by Rutter, reminded us of a time when trains worked and post was delivered on time.
FCS Music Director Maestro Wes Kenney will lead the orchestra in a concert of music composed by Antonio Vivaldi, Benjamin Britten, Chief “Fela” Sowande, and Grammy Award-winning composer Aaron Jay Kernis.
For the UK premiere at the Royal Opera House’s Linbury theatre, Benjamin has passed his baton to Corinna Niemeyer (praised for her conducting of Britten’s The Rape of Lucretia).
Mr Britten teased the possibility of extending the pop-up and building a coffee bar in the main space of the leisure centre.
Queensland’s Kevin Britten will look to defend his NSW title at a Grafton Speedway track which has been a happy hunting ground for him in recent seasons.
The meeting was led by Terry Britten in a trivia, testing our Christmas knowledge, no prizes, just the prestige of knowing the Christmas story.
In an emotional start to the new series, Mr Britten explains why Ysgol Y Deri is so special.
The airline wants to use Britten-Norman Islander aircraft converted to use a hydrogen propulsion system developed by Cranfield Aerospace Solutions.
And Gemma’s mum, Karen Britten, said the experience had been similarly difficult for her daughter and the rest of the family.
Lynne Britten of Charlestown describes herself as the “daughter of a Depression-taught, frugal housewife” and says: “Rebecca should sew the two halves of the sheet back together, but with the worn edges on the outside and hemmed.
Mr. Britten, a retired neurobiology professor, stood up to let her outside the darkened A-frame house he bought in 1997.
The LPO Strings, soloists and a stand-in by the name of Antonio Pappano shone in Britten and Schoenberg.
The witness, who the report states is a resident of the property, said that Britten was supposed to be coming over to take a shower.
Colin Currie conducts the Britten Sinfonia, and precedes Reich/Richter with Reich’s 2016 ensemble piece Runner.
It was once home to composer Benjamin Britten and the painted boats and fresh-fish shacks along the Blue Flag shingle beach capture the scene of years ago.
Joey Parnes Productions will produce the ceremony, as it has since 2012, and Matt Britten, Broadway Brands CEO, will serve as executive producer of the Drama Desk Awards.
Last year, around 21,000 passengers flew between the islands on Loganair’s three Britten-Norman Islander aircraft, which can carry up to eight passengers in a minivan-style arrangement.
Common combinations with britten
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- benjamin britten 12×
- britten and 6×
- mr britten 3×
- by britten 3×
- the britten 2×
- britten sinfonia 2×
- britten 's 2×