Sentence examples for civic performance from inspiring English sources

"Over the River," as the proposed installation is called, has already created something new here in this central Colorado community — a shared experience, a kind of civic performance art — however people feel about the specifics.

Yet, as if to confirm that "near success" registers archivally as failure, Calhoun a prodigious writer of letters, scripts, and stories; an avid collector of Southern California memorabilia; a prodigious contributor to a broad range of civic performance traditions left no "Virginia Calhoun Collection" (at least not one that an existing archive or repository considered worthy of keeping).

While social studies is part of the curriculum in most states, reports from 2013 show only eight states assess students' civic performance.

This course surveys a diverse range of artistic production: religious paintings and sculptures; maps used for imperial surveillance; luxury goods crafted from shimmering feathers, ceramics, ivory, and precious metals; urban design and architecture from the ports of Europe to the highland outposts of the Andes; ephemeral cityscapes for civic performances.

In developing the new model Civic, high performance targets were set for comfort, efficiency, and style based on the overall concept of a "comfortable life", as well as for collision safety, driving stability and noise and vibration.

I wrote about Miss Rowley, Miss Sandel-Pantaleo and Mr. Baetge in my post about the the Monmouth Civic Chorus performance.

It's all well and good for Jones to call himself a "civic-minded" performance artist, but what we really want is for Jomama to get up there and show some 'tude and pep.

This despite the fact that Campbell has lowered the number of Civic Theatre performances in favor of a more diverse 1985-86 series that includes recitals and chamber operas at the Old Globe Theatre.

Casey Evans, Stewart Isaacs, and Jessica Zhu are honored for outstanding academic performance, civic contributions, and research.

This class works collaboratively with a local juvenile hall to use civic engagement and performance to explore the aesthetic, cultural and legal issues in the lives of incarcerated youth.

Artistic work, invention, hacking, civic engagement, and performance together make a holistic creative practice that creates positive energy shifts in a community.