Sentence examples for book performance from inspiring English sources
Fifteen minutes into the flight, Micha Schmidt, a spacecraft operations manager at ESA, said the launch and initial burns that put the Proton rocket on course for Mars were "reading like a picture book performance".
A curator and scholar who helped introduce the subject into art school curricula — her 1979 book "Performance Art: From Futurism to the Present" is used as a textbook around the world — Ms. Goldberg said that "performance has shaped the history of 20th-century art profoundly, from Dada and Futurism, going all through the century to Rauschenberg, Oldenburg and Cindy Sherman".
For example, an iGoogle gadget can access a book publisher's sales data and display book performance relative to a reseller's location.
In my book performance is power, power is control and whoever has the most power and control outperforms everyone else and wins the race, which I did in the 2012 Dodge Challenger SRT.
Working with the gallery's director, Rhonda Cooper, Mr. Inkles can book performances, speakers and films that relate to exhibitions, as with the forthcoming Asian-American and Black History Festivals.
Backstage, a publication that since the "Mad Men" age has been a highly trafficked job board for actors, will announce on Wednesday that it is buying Sonicbids, a Web site that lets bands book performances at festivals, clubs and elsewhere.
They book performances in the form of one-time events, residencies (a recurring DJ performance), and tours.
When the band isn't rehearsing, Mr. Brown books performances, checks on band members' school progress and dreams up ways for people to notice it.
Early interest in the album has been strong enough that the band has already booked performances in Los Angeles and back at the Highline Ballroom in March, and Chicago in April.
For Mr. Givony, who books performances at the Greenwich Village nightclub Le Poisson Rouge, Lincoln Center and many places aesthetically in between, the Miller Theater provides a welcome alternative space for the rock bands he works with.
One senior official said that while the Cole's crew may not have done everything by the book, its performance fell within an "expected range" of performance, in the commanders' view, and thus did not warrant punishment.
