Sentence examples for a loose performance from inspiring English sources

It seemed plausible that Roy Hodgson's team would come away with what it needed against Uruguay and the group's surprise package, Costa Rica, but a loose performance against the former was punished by a half-fit Luis Suárez.

Note that the above inequality results in a loose performance upper bound.

On Wednesday night at the Bowery Ballroom, he made all that doubt seem enjoyable in a robust, loose performance.

Onstage at the Best Buy Theater in Times Square on Sunday, in a powerfully loose performance, he sang "Heathen Child," from the band's new record, "Grinderman 2" (Anti-).

The music is the product of a few loose performances organized by Hans Fenger, a 29-year-old music teacher, who piled his rural students into a small gymnasium and -- backed by minimal, frequently off-key arrangements -- encouraged them to sing songs they liked, songs that meant something to them.

Mr. Travolta throws away a loose, easygoing performance in this inept angry-dad thriller.

It is only when she finally gets to the blues that Miss Green with an obvious sense of rellef, escapes from the constraints of stiff mannerisms and relaxes in a loose, swinging performance.

Vanessa Rubin is the sort of performer who makes a beeline for your couch and puts her feet up on your furniture: she gave a loose, baggy performance, and her sense of humor was all about being too tired to deal with decorum.

That she is still at home on a stage is more than evident in her intense yet engagingly loose performance in Michael Weller's "Side Effects," which opened Sunday night at the Lucille Lortel Theater.

However, the truth is that this loose performance and improvisations can only work because there is a very structured deeper set of rules underneath that serves as common reference.

Russell admits they can't afford another loose performance.