Sentence examples for bring in performers from inspiring English sources

Hospitals frequently bring in performers, movie stars, athletes, clowns and magicians to entertain in public areas where patients can gather.

"He plans to bring in performers and friends who will move the objects around the commons in different configurations," Ms. Hickey said.

BIG IDEA Bring in performers from past "Godspell" productions (she was one) for special events for audiences.

But it focuses on bringing in performers from out of town -- the Missoula Children's Theater, the performance artist and director Ping Chon and and the Cuban guitarist Manuel Barrueco have all been here this year -- an acknowledgment that mainstream culture exists elsewhere and must be imported.

An arm-candy arms race ensued and the correspondents' dinner has since borrowed heat by bringing in performers from television and film.

Mr. Herring also brought in performers like Andre Previn, who served as the center's artistic director for several seasons, and Peter Oundjian, former first violinist of the Tokyo String Quartet, who is the artistic director.

The hall's programmers and managers face challenges on two fronts: the practical problem of bringing in performers from a devastated country and the more nebulous issue of how to recast what was planned as a cultural celebration in a time of tragedy.

"We're bringing in performers who have a really exciting range of practices, whether that's butoh, a Chinese guzheng player, an Appalachian folk singer or an underground jazz singer," Sweeney said.

Then we were going to do a big festival of Persian music, with performers from Iran and Central Asia, and now we can only bring in one performer.

Higgins was a highly visible presence at the World Stage, using his cachet in the jazz community to bring in top-flight performers to teach workshops that attracted young and old alike.

First-year recruits earn $40,000 to $75,000, while top performers bring in $300,000 or more.