| perform opera | 1.78 | The opera will be performed by a company from Ferrara. | ||
| write opera | 1.78 | He even wrote an opera. | ||
| sing opera | 1.38 | The opera is sung in Khmer. | ||
| stage opera | 1.32 | Barney stages operas. | ||
| conduct opera | 1.12 | This year he will conduct no operas, he said. | ||
| attend opera | 0.92 | He attends the opera. | ||
| direct opera | 0.86 | Strehler also directed operas. | ||
| produce opera | 0.79 | Getting the opera produced would prove nearly as difficult as putting it together. | ||
| study opera | 0.79 | He studied Western opera, made commercials and sang pop music. | ||
| love opera | 0.72 | Verdi loved this opera. | ||
| do opera | 0.59 | He wants to do opera. | ||
| know opera | 0.59 | For people who know the opera, all the better. | ||
| present opera | 0.59 | Santa Fe presented the opera in the English translation of Andrew Porter. | ||
| see opera | 0.59 | More people see opera. | ||
| compose opera | 0.46 | He has composed two operas since then, and neither was a comedy. | ||
| include opera | 0.46 | A. The repertory at the Met certainly includes operas with lots of supernumeraries. | ||
| bring opera | 0.39 | But technical wizardry goes only so far in bringing an opera to life. | ||
| enjoy opera | 0.39 | I wondered if he had enjoyed the opera. | ||
| hear opera | 0.39 | I wanted to hear the opera. | ||
| soap opera | 0.33 | Not bad for a TV soap opera. |