Sentence examples for became performance from inspiring English sources

Having already seen discussions with Marlon Brando come to nothing over a gangster tale called The Liars, Cammell developed the screenplay into The Performers, which in turn became Performance.

He became performance director in 1991, then vice president and general manager in 1997, which made him No. 2 under the founder, Paul Binder.

Harrelson is, admittedly, an acquired taste (those who acquire it are almost exclusively White Sox fans) and his brand of bar-stool homerism long ago became performance art that few broadcasters could equal (we're not sure that's even possible and it's probably not advisable).

Twenty-five yeago ago, a lot of creative downtown types looking for alternative credentials and low overhead costs became performance artists, setting up shop in cheap lofts in all-but-deserted neighborhoods (making a performance of one's own sleep deprivation — also low-cost).

His lectures became performances, even a kind of surrealist standup comedy.

These events became performances in the same way that Joseph Beuys' blackboard lectures would a century later.

But the stunts eventually became performances and artworks in their own right, replayed in museums.

Science academic standards soon became performance-based (Krajcik, McNeill, Reiser, 2008), which further confounded the problem.

There is never a guarantee that potential will become performance.

Today, "design has become performance art," he said dryly.

Doctors who wrote care guidelines never expected them to become performance measures".