Sentence examples for a performance of two from inspiring English sources

For a performance of two hours or less he gets $10; if he's present longer than that he gets $15.

In any case, a performance of two halves, featuring attacking flair and defensive frailties, highlighted recurring themes in his reign.

Featuring the New York Philharmonic in a performance of two works by Tchaikovsky: the Violin Concerto and Symphony No. 5, conducted by Lorin Maazel.

A performance of two Russian fables will be given by the Enchanted Circle Theater at 3 p.m. Activities are free with museum admission, $8 $5.500 for students and those 65 and older; free for children under 12; there is a $2 surcharge for the Chagall show.

This week's BBC report on segmented sleep was only the latest in a stream of sleep-related news stories, but it was notable in that it was considerably more sensible than most – offering the reassuring fact that we have long slept not in one solid stretch but as a performance of two halves, with an interval.

It is sensitive and it is earnest, a performance of one of the most difficult emotions to express, male vulnerability.

The Mostly Mozart Festival concludes with a performance of one of its namesake's most powerful works, the monumental REQUIEM.

The play scandalised the church fathers, and was banned before Molière had even finished writing it following a performance of three acts at Versailles in 1664.

Janice Kerbel's work is the only one nominated which will not be there all of the time, in that it is a performance of nine songs by six classical singers.

The angel sat atop the tomb of Louis Moreau Gottschalk, a New Orleans-born virtuoso who died in 1869 at a performance of one of his own pieces, "Morte," or "She Is Dead".

Asked why his plays were performed only in the bourgeois sections of the city, Sartre replied that no bourgeois could leave a performance of one of them without "thinking thoughts traitorous to his class".