Sentence examples for a foreign performance from inspiring English sources

"It's actually tragic if you think about it: a foreign performance borrowing Chinese land, but Chinese people cannot come because of price or other issues," said Chu Meng, 23, who attended the concert.

Although the climb of the dollar against most currencies sliced that gain by more than half, the foreign performance easily beat the 0.1percentt dip in MSCI's index of American stocks.

Once we went to an evening performance by a foreign company at the Met.

Punch's performance as a foreign correspondent had been little more than desultory, but Arthur, during his two years overseas, proved himself to be a genuine reporter.

From the moment his plane first flew over Vietnam on Tuesday to his performance at a foreign ministers' cabaret tonight in the last hours of his visit, memories of fighting a war here more than 30 years ago have crowded in on Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.

The present study aimed at investigating the immediate and delayed effects of a multiple-strategy instruction on English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners' reading performance.

But the public posting of results at polling stations made this a lot harder.With a few exceptions, the foreign monitors' performance was dismal; all the teams had been invited by Mr Mugabe's government.

At the 1999 Academy Awards ceremony, Benigni became only the second person (after Sophia Loren) to win an Academy Award for an acting performance in a foreign-language film.

The first debate involves how institutional distance affects foreign affiliate performance: some propose a negative and others a positive direct effect.

More likely, it reflected widespread public discontent with the economic and foreign policy performance of the Bush Administration, and the willingness to give a promising young leader a chance to prove he could do better.

The move comes as China's foreign trade performance worsened in July, with exports plunging 8.3% on an annual basis, spelling more worry for the world's second largest economy.