The phrase "a big performing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a significant performance or a large-scale performance, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical correctness.
Example: "The concert was a big performing event that attracted thousands of fans."
Alternatives: "a major performance" or "a large-scale performance".
The festival – essentially a big family-friendly chill-out session – has a big performing arts contingent, too: dance, theatre and spoken word, as well as workshops from acro yoga and Japanese tea tasting to finger knitting and didgeridoo.
The Bernie Grant Arts Center in the Tottenham district of London, for example, a big performing arts space named for one of Britain's first black members of Parliament and scheduled for completion this fall, is an enormous aluminum-clad shed on the site of a former public baths.
It opens its new season in a big way, performing "Adriana Lecouvreur" with a cast headed by Jonas Kaufmann and Angela Gheorghiu.
Everyone else is going to say, "Oh my god I gave a performance of a lifetime," but me and John actually are.
It is difficult to know how many such nodules are seen on PET but last year we found 2 previously unknown thyroid cancers in the 500 patients we sent for [F]FDG PET imaging so a big centre performing 2500 PET scans a year can expect to find approximately 10 previously unknown thyroid cancers.
Nearly two years ago, more than a dozen of Mexico's biggest performing artists came together in a mega-event aimed at saving Wirikuta, one of the country's most sacred sites, from devastation at the hands of Canadian gold and silver mining operations.
And as 18-year-old Alex Getlin, a confident, engaging young Broadway-style singer with a big voice performed her show, "You're Gonna Hear From Me," on Monday evening at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, I worried.
Luther Reigns was eliminated from the match, after a Big Show performed a chokeslam.
Industries dominated by tacit interactions have a much larger spread between top performers and laggards, which suggests a big payoff for performing them well.
As a big fan of performing at Stereo in Montreal, Richey is aware of the value that his city and Stereo hold in dance music.
Over its dozen years, the group has been a big local hit, performing dozens of times here and in the capital.
