Sentence examples for as a performance during from inspiring English sources

Matej Vydra's late goal, the former Watford striker's first for the club, prevented Albion being beaten for a fifth successive game but it was not so much the result which upset those supporters who greeted the final whistle with a chorus of half-hearted booing as a performance during which they rarely looked capable of breaking down a solid if unambitious Hull side.

OTTAWA — While human growth hormone has a remarkable ability to generate controversy, exactly what it does for athletes, both good and bad, is as much of a mystery today as when it first found favor as a performance booster during the 1990s.

Since then Minichiello has worked with the International Bobsleigh Federation,  British women's handball and even with Sheffield United,  as a performance consultant during their 2011 pre-season preparations.

Golf Rx serves as "a pre-season golf conditioning tool to prevent injuries and also serves as a performance enhancement tool during the season for more yards on drives," continues Vad.

For his part, Lutui admits he is happy just to continue playing, having first caught Turner's eye with what the Welshman describes as "an outstanding performance" during the opening match of the 2005 Lions Tour when Lawrence Dallaglio suffered a broken ankle against Bay of Plenty.

Warming up before playing will decrease the likelihood of muscle strain or injury, as well as improve your performance during play.

But in cross-examination, Alan Conrad QC, for Mr Donovan, accused Ms Matthews of play-acting, "Just as it was a staged performance during the three-and-a-half weeks your daughter was missing.

Mr. Brown, who was widely seen as giving a lackluster performance during Thursday's third and final prime ministerial debate, promised to "try harder, work longer and dig deeper" ahead of the election next Thursday.

Four missiles were launched towards four simulated targets in order to examine the interceptor's performance during special flight conditions as well as system performance during a sequence of launches.

They highlight the contribution of discipline background and other socio-demographic factors in dictating performance in both the selection factors themselves as well as academic performance during a medical course.

Furthermore, examination of motion during passive HLR appears to be more valuable than examination of motion during active HLR as a predictor of performance during the active-instructed condition.