Sentence examples for an impressive performance of from inspiring English sources

Two of them were musicians who had already embarked on promising careers: the tenor Paul Appleby, who made his Alice Tully Hall recital debut in December, and the baritone Edward Parks, who recently gave an impressive performance of Schubert's "Winterreise" at Weill Recital Hall.

The Au@ZnO@ZIF-8 Janus nanostructure exhibited an impressive performance of selective detection and oxidation of HCHO, where Au NRs helped to generate charge carriers on ZnO surface under visible light irradiation.

On 5 July, 2013, Moyes sat in the same room and gave an impressive performance of his own, having been hand-picked to replace Sir Alex Ferguson by the man himself.

Dan + Shay lost in all four categories they were nominated in but gave an impressive performance of their hit "Tequila".

The Grammy and Oscar-winning singer and actress gave an impressive performance of "The Way We Were," which won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 1974.

Passengers who happened to be at the Václav Havel Airport Prague at the same time as one very talented musician were given a rare treat in the form of an impressive performance of Beethoven's "Für Elise," employing multiple styles.

— He projected that same intimidating presence as he took the mound, and although his pitches did not have the pop they had in his prime, Roger Clemens wrung an impressive performance out of his 50-year-old body Saturday night.

Importantly, the same panel displays an impressive performance for accurate detection of RCC in clinical samples obtained from ex-vivo fine-needle aspiration biopsies, demonstrating the feasibility of this approach in routine diagnostic practice.

Fleur East is 4-11 favourito to win, according to bookmaker William Hill, after giving an impressive performance last week of the Mark Ronson track Uptown Funk.

Incisive Celtic swept aside Motherwell with an impressive performance full of power and pace at Fir Park, with in-form Kris Commons scoring twice.

The quotes * "Wow, that was a true Glastonbury moment" – any of the BBC presenters when they've mislaid their notes following an impressive performance from one of the up-and-comers on the BBC Introducing stage; or after a shot of a druid coming out of a Portaloo talking into an iPhone.