Sentence examples for ahead of performance from inspiring English sources
Photograph: The Guardian/Anna Kucera Backstage with Limbo: Aerial acrobat Evelyne Allard in the dressing room, ahead of performance.
A concert venue in the city, the TUI-Arena, was also reported to have been evacuated ahead of performance by the Söhne Mannheims musical group.
Secondly, if there is a significant level of distrust (eg 50%) of some types of news sources it may be a straightforward barometer of opinion – or it may be that public expectations of quality and trust run ahead of performance and those news sources are effectively being 'marked down' due to public disappointment in them.
Expectations increase and always run ahead of performance.Humphrey Taylor.
"As a result, developers were not getting ahead of performance or user experience issues".
The prices may change ahead of performances based on demand, he said, a practice now being followed at other performing arts institutions and some Broadway shows.
It will be premiered at Le Trianon theatre in Paris ahead of performances by Thom Yorke, Patti Smith and Flea for the Pathway to Paris concert.
The company — 350 musicians, choristers, dancers, stage crew members and principal singers — arrived on Monday ahead of performances in Nagoya and Tokyo, which begin on Saturday and run through June 19.
The 2012 US Open champion has made a habit of letting strong positions slip in recent matches but he remains focused on results ahead of performances.
To find out more about Affection, we talked to Ben during its run at London gay pub The Glory, ahead of performances later this month in Birmingham.
Seats were not numbered and offered on a "first come, first served" basis, leading many members of the gentry to send servants to reserve seats well ahead of performances.
