The phrase "awaited the performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone is waiting for a specific event or show to take place.
Example: "The audience eagerly awaited the performance, their excitement palpable in the air."
Alternatives: "waited for the performance" or "looked forward to the performance".
It's a respectable, A-minus audition piece, and you hopefully await the fuller performance to come.
The show, meanwhile, goes on, even on rainy days like this one, when a mere 20 people await the morning's performance in an amphitheater that smells of mildew.
In Britain, we are still awaiting the kind of performances and results that will unlock the doors of sponsorship to young talent.
Yet there was James Truman one night last winter, standing in the Boom Boom Room on the top floor of the Standard Hotel, sipping a vodka gimlet as he awaited a performance by Sebastien Leon, the young musician with whom he had been working for 18 months.
December 15 2013 December 17 201313 Dec. 15 at 5 and Dec. 17 at 7 30: A Minnesota Orchestra thread runs through the Society's fondly awaited performances of the Brandenburg Concertos; the crew includes Jorja Fleezanis, the ensemble's former concertmaster, and Cynthia Phelps, once its principal violist, in addition to the flutist Tara Helen O'Connor, the hornist Stewart Rose, and others.
(I await the retort that even studio performances are live; the key differences are that, in recordings made to be released as records, there always exists the possibility of retakes, and there is also — at least in the 78-r.p.m. era, the limitation of time).
(I await the retort that even studio performances are live; the key differences are that, in recordings made to be released as records, there always exists the possibility of retakes, and there is also at least in the 78-r.p.m. era, the limitation of time).
Both were remarkable experiences, and I've been eagerly awaiting the chance to see him in performance again.
At the party, held at the cavernous Angel Orensanz Foundation on the Lower East Side, bartenders in black Willy Wonka top hats rattled shakers while the crowd awaited Miss von Teese's performance.
By the time he walks off, after perhaps the most eagerly awaited performance in Glastonbury's history, we are sure that everyone will know why we are so happy to have him headlining.
The secondary end point in this trial was performance at lung function testing, and we await the results with interest.
