Sentence examples for been performance from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of performing; carrying into execution or action; execution; achievement; accomplishment; representation by action.
- The performance of an undertaking or a duty
A weak link has been performance.
"Our top focus has been performance.
"It was so modern it could have also been performance art".
Their main weakness has been performance and here clients are being a bit tougher.
Nicola Vaughan, senior manager at Becoming Green, said that there had been "performance issues" with staff who had been fired.
But "Colbert" hasn't been performance art; Colbert has not tried to be Andy Kaufman — nor, in this particular age of sharing, could he have hoped to be.
They went out for the festive season, came back and weren't where they should have been (performance-wise).
If other films he's made have been performance-based, this one was 'very much a director's piece.
The Bush administration replied that most of the firings had been performance-related and that in any event, the administration had acted properly and within its prerogatives.
If Peaches and Chilly Gonzalez had been around in the late 70's, they would have been a punk band; in the 90's, they would have been performance-art musicians and agitators.
The new 23′ 9″ inflatable Zodiac CZ7 has been performance-enhanced from the harmless little inflatable you grew up with.
