Sentence examples for be a performance for from inspiring English sources

In May 2014, the rapper had partied with members of the fraternity and performed for them, and his show next month had been intended to be a performance for the SAE chapter at the university.

Or think about music: Periscoping a song or multiple songs from a gig would in theory be a "performance" for which royalties are due, although the questions of who'd be liable for them and whether any music rightsholders or collecting societies would be willing to pursue them remains to be settled.

It's a performance for the ages; a thing of fierce glory.

It was a performance for the record books, except for the loss.

It's a performance, for me, now inseparable from the text.

A trial is a performance for the public in which the state shows that it can protect its citizens.

This may not have been a performance for historically informed purists, but the pairing with Stravinsky worked extremely well.

"Ever since the fire your life has been a performance for the public and the police, and then in this court," she said.

The 2009 Wimbledon final, in which Federer held off Andy Roddick with 50 aces, a record for a Grand Slam final, was a performance for the ages.

Marketing has become better because it's easier to find an audience: There was a performance for just about every type of theatrical taste in 2006.

It's a performance for the ages.