Sentence examples for a performance that began from inspiring English sources

Act 2 was the return of the prodigal son Weiner (a performance that began in this magazine).

And in January 1974 Mr. Gillock gave the New York premiere at the Church of the Ascension, a performance that began a series of performances of the work across America.

On Tuesday night, television cameras captured Wright in an animated discussion with Mike Pelfrey in the dugout, challenging Pelfrey not to be satisfied with a performance that began strongly but ended before the sixth inning was over.

She then completed the Met's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and debuted at the opera house in 1996 in the role of Countess Ceprano in Verdi's Rigoletto, a performance that began to solidify her reputation as a standout interpreter of that composer.

And there we sat, soggily, along with thousands of others: through the drizzle until the official curtain time when it was announced that the rain might let up; through the mopping of the stage; through the downpour that followed; through another mopping-up; and through a performance that began after 10 30 p.m. and lasted into the wee hours of the morning.

Mayor Giuliani is to lead the Amor Artis Chorus and Orchestra, directed by Johannes Somary, in a performance that begins at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow.

The ebullient cacophony that met him was befitting of an imperious performance that began on Thursday and never dipped, even if McIlroy still had a bunker to negotiate.

This time around there is something salutary in his inability to address a decline in performance that began around the time of the 1-1 drawithth Liverpool in January.

The performance that began the 53rd season of the Dallas Opera, a new production of Verdi's "Otello," came on the day that Bill Winspear would have turned 76.

Ossining - THE invitation described "a very special evening of theater," and certainly it's a rare performance that begins with the audience undergoing an hourlong security screening in order to see the play.

(Angelo) In These Woods (Sunday) This is a godsend for those still muttering — 20 years later — about the canceled-too-soon series "Twin Peaks": eight improvisers and obsessed fans of that show devise a comedy performance that begins where the last episode left off.