Repertory used in a sentence

Repertory in a sentence as a noun

And it isn’t a school, it’s a repertory.

I remember seeing this at a repertory theatre about 15 years ago and having my mind blown.

As a result, as any chagrined parent will tell you, they add irony and sarcasm to their social repertory.

It seems like if that is the draw a lot of people are going to cancel their subscriptions once they feel a bit more comfortable and have a basic repertory.

Same thing with live streams of plays/operas which repertory theatres in my area have started to do, albeit with projectors that aren't nearly as good as your local cineplex.

Today, elite violinists consider this concerto part of the standard repertory.

These stylized uses of object inheritance become instantly recognizable idioms, and extend the repertory of organizing principles to cover a wider range of programs

This is totally unusual for performances of this repertory; you normally do concerts entirely "acoustic" with no mics or monitors, and good recordings typically involve either a single pair of crossed mics in front of the whole ensemble or a few strategically placed mics in the space, but no per-singer channels and pop-style mixing tech.