The phrase "a performance over" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a performance that has concluded, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The audience applauded as the curtain fell, signaling that a performance was over."
Alternatives: "a performance concluded" or "a performance finished".
In the video, we faked a performance over and over again and it was the first time she didn't feel totally uncomfortable with the three of us behind her while she sang.
In much of popular culture, such as the 1998 film The Truman Show, there is often the sense that we are all part of a performance over which we have little control.
While the occasional onstage outburst or round of instrument destruction would seem to be well within the purview of a modern-day rock star, this behavior has led the Green Day front man Billie Joe Armstrong to seek rehabilitation after a profanity-laden rant at a performance over the weekend, the band announced on its Web site.
His Tiger Global fund reportedly returned over 70% after fees last year, a performance over six times better than the hedge fund average.
A great Blanche, though, is what usually puts a performance over the edge.
The country crooner, best known for his songs "Dirt Road Anthem," "Big Green Tractor" and "Don't You Wanna Stay" with Kelly Clarkson, was in Southern California for a performance over the weekend.
Again, the PolyPhen-2 training set overlapped with these data, suggesting a performance over-estimate.
When a performance is over, congratulate everyone on a job well done.
It was no more than they deserved for a professional performance over an abject Yorkshire, one which has revealed them as a side of resolve and depth.
We conducted a performance evaluation over shared memory using microbenchmarks.
"When a performance is over what remains?" - Peter Brook The audience is long gone.
