Sentence examples for an experienced performer from inspiring English sources

Reading them, even for an experienced performer, is heavy going.

We can say with some certainty that Pietersen is a fine batsman and an experienced performer in T20 cricket, but, to the frustration of all concerned, we will never know if he could have rescued England's campaign.

An experienced performer, she has supported such acts as Jake Bugg, Tinie Tempah, Labrinth and Chase and Status.

When you see him out there just passing by, it feels like he is a professional and experienced performer.

Cricket historian Derek Hodgson notes that Verity's years in the Lancashire Leagues "meant that he reached Yorkshire ... as a hardened and experienced performer".

Dissatisfied with the results, they call in an acquaintance — the real-life actress Lindsay Burdge, the experienced performer who stars in Hannah Fidell's drama "A Teacher" — whose personal and professional strength, they think, will push Arthur to a more emotionally unsparing performance.

He is an experienced media performer who star has been rising since the IRA ceasefire of 1994.

McPherson is an experienced musical performer, but the theatrical monologue is a new form to him – and a startlingly contrast to his performance in the Olympics closing ceremony.

But this one worked because Wiggo is an experienced media performer and the writer (Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti) came up with the sort of stuff Wiggins might actually say ("This looks a bit tasty" and "My money's on the big fella", when Ian and Rob locked handlebars).

Though Trump is an experienced television performer, he can better control the conversation when he's not facing his interviewer on camera.

"I think we all like Naughty and the reason is because we get to do stuff we don't usually do," says Cleo Demetriou, a petite, dark-haired Londoner from a theatrical family who, at nearly 11, is the most experienced performer of the four, and had to break a contract with Les Misérables to take this part.