gallini造句

• Gallini had tried to buy Harris'share but had been rebuffed.
• All along, rent from concerts continued to increase Gallini's personal fortune.
• Gallini, meanwhile, had become manager.
• Gallini was a friend of Haydn's, who may have encouraged Bertie to compose.
• Surprisingly, Gallini paid more attention to opera than to dance, mounting highly creditable seasons.
• In November 1776 Gallini bought out the shares of his partners to become the sole owner of the freehold.
• Not content, in the spring of 1778 Gallini attempted to buy the opera at the King's Theatre, Haymarket.
• Unfamiliar with opera, they began losing large sums; meanwhile, Gallini embarked on an aggressive campaign to force them out.
• The fire had been deliberately set on the roof, and Gallini offered a reward of ?00 for capture of the culprit.
• Defying the lord chamberlain, they reopened without a license in the spring of 1791, with Gallini responsible for artistic direction.
• A very happy Andrew then leaves with his bride-to-be Selena and the equally happy members of the Gallini family.
• He was then popularly styled Sir John Gallini, but English society proved more willing to joke about the title than to recognize it.
• When he inherited them in 1766, the Norreys estates were encumbered with an annuity to his sister Elizabeth, wife of John Gallini.
• However, when the boys choose to go to the Gallini Circus, which is due to arrive, Andrew refuses to take them there.
• Gallini brought Bertie into contact with J . C . Bach and Carl Friedrich Abel, and he was subsequently very involved in their careers.
• He was the grandson of Domenico Gallini, his father was Luca Gallini and his mother was Maria Umilta Agostini, the daughter of Giovanni Agostini.
• He was the grandson of Domenico Gallini, his father was Luca Gallini and his mother was Maria Umilta Agostini, the daughter of Giovanni Agostini.
• Gallini thereafter dropped out of opera management and contented himself with teaching, at which he was recognized to be superb, and running Hanover Square.
• In 1784, Gallini and Elizabeth bought the manors of Hampstead Norreys and Bothampstead from Peregrine, followed in 1785 by the adjacent manor of Yattendon.
• Accompanied by Letitia and her father, Andrew's father and brothers follow him to the circus where they find Andrew being chased by the Gallini brothers.