Sentence examples for common performers from inspiring English sources

There's no cohesive data on the average age of the typical MILF in today's porn, but while the most popular and common performers in the category are 30- or 40-somethings (like 38-year-old Sara Jay or 43-year-old Brandi Love), others land on the age divide in either direction.

The black bear may be tamed and taught various tricks, and it is a common performer in circuses and other animal acts.

A strong Commons performer in government and opposition, she has been criticised for ministerial indecision.

Paul Tyler, who speaks on House of Commons affairs for the Liberal Democrats, added: "The government has lost its most effective Commons performer.

It would be nice to think that Brown failed to make this point on Wednesday merely because he was not a quick-footed enough Commons performer.

Kwarteng has been a confident Commons performer, though some thought him a little too eager to assist the whips with helpful questions.

(May is normally quite an assured Commons performer. But today she sounds rather unsure of herself, and she's talking much faster than usual, as if she's a bit nervous).

A strong Commons performer, she has given Home Secretary Theresa May a hard time over matters including passport delays, border controls and extremism.

Generally speaking, all theatrical productions have certain elements in common: the performer or performers, their acting in space (usually some sort of stage) and time (some limited duration of performance), and a producing process and organization.

Far from a conventional stand-up, he has more in common with performers of recent years such as Doctor Brown and Adam Riches.

But they have been steered into an acting style common to performers in children's shows -- broad, jocular and irony-free.