Sentence examples for and started to perform from inspiring English sources
His roommate called 911 and started to perform CPR while emergency crews rushed to the scene.
Around about midnight, all glammed up and standing atop toweringly tall stilettos, the contestants took the stage and started to perform some sort of choreographed dance routine.
Gaga began playing the piano at the age of four, wrote her first piano ballad at thirteen, and started to perform at open mic nights by the age of fourteen.
Seated next to her was none other than Dr. Henry Heimlich, 96 of Heimlich maneuver fame who was all "I got this" and started to perform the choking procedure he pioneered in the 1970s to save his fellow resident.
At precisely 7.30pm, the waitresses put down their trays and start to perform.
There was something about that image and that type of performance that I was interested in – this slippery situation where Bill Murray turns up to promote a film and starts to perform.
After 4 weeks of treatment, patients were asked to remove the bandage and start to perform rehabilitation programme.
When he gets out and starts to perform, trying out those ecstatic wails and the soon-to-be-famous footwork that makes it look like he's dancing on top of boiling water, it's both an attack and an escape: with every last soul scream and rapid-fire shudder-step, he's ascending into the heavens by stomping on his own hidden void.
However, before they arrive, they're caught in an alley by several paparazzi, and start to perform a dance routine in the middle of the rain.
Spears, now wearing a green sparkly outfit, goes through the corridor to the dance floor with her friends, and starts to perform a high profile choreography, including a chair dance sequence referencing Janet Jackson's "Miss You Much" video, which Spears also referenced in live performances of the song on the "Crazy 2K Tour".
When Scudder joined Lodz's troupe, Lodz recognized and cultivated Scudder's supernatural abilities, and they started to perform in the salons of war-torn Europe.
