Sentence examples for been to perform from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
Her first inclination had been to perform the complete Schubert sonatas.
Surgeons are so busy or so absentminded these days they don't always have time to get all the sponges out, and when the question comes up "Did I, or didn't I, get that last one out?," the only way to solve it has been to perform an operation.
Though she had arresting cameos in "Lost in Translation" and "Brokeback Mountain," her more usual task, in fare like "The Hot Chick," has been to perform CPR on such dialogue as "It's not every day that your best friend grows a penis" — to be a one-woman rescue team for films that aimed low and crashed before they got there.
Our strategy has been to perform resection of the primary colorectal tumor first followed by hepatectomy (i.e., staged resection).
The most common experimental method to study environmental adsorption chemistry has been to perform adsorption isotherm experiments involving selected solid phases and varying concentrations of an adsorbent.
The next step would normally have been to perform a slightly larger trial on a few hundred people to confirm the drug's efficacy.
