Sentence examples for a stellar performance of from inspiring English sources

The program ended with a stellar performance of Tchaikovsky's "Pathétique" Symphony, one of the few pieces the intensely self-critical composer felt satisfied with.

The pianist Alexei Lubimov gave a stellar performance of the work at Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Jurowski, in the last of the ensemble's three concerts in New York over the weekend.

So, don't forget that even if the economy is recovering, a stellar performance of the stock market is far from certain and, as was the case in the 1970s, a volatile trading range could follow for a number of years.

Sebastien De La Cruz, of "America's Got Talent" fame, opened up game three of the NBA Finals Tuesday night with a stellar performance of the National Anthem.

The Jets got a stellar performance out of their front seven, as well, winning or stalemating in individual matchups most of the game.

Not a stellar performance coming out of a sharp recession but much better than the current policy.

And the statement he released when announcing this agenda was also a stellar performance, both in terms of pure politics and in terms of crafting talking points.

Depending on how strictly they interpreted the ICMJE guidelines, between 24% and 71% of authors qualified hardly a stellar performance.Richard Horton, the editor of the Lancet, took an even looser definition of authorship.

"It was a stellar performance," said Omar Javaid, chairman of Mobilocity, a technology consulting firm, who attended the New York Software Summit in early March, where Mr. Bloomberg was a keynote speaker.

Since we spoke with Barrett (July 23 , 2001, Barclays' share price has been flat which is a stellar performance compared with drops of 22% at Deutsche Bank and nearly 30% for Citibank and J.P. Morgan Chase.

Yet, from the White House's point of view, even a stellar performance will probably recover only some of the ground lost.