Sentence examples for court performing from inspiring English sources
Court performing arts that had flourished during the Angkor period (802 1431) almost ceased in the centuries following the fall of the Khmer dynasty.
The third kingdom, Silla, absorbed Koguryŏ and Paekche in the 7th century, and during the Great, or Unified, Silla period (668 935) the folk and court performing arts of all parts of Korea intermingled.
The practice of court performers holding civil-service jobs in the major cities and in provincial towns probably accounts for the fact that knowledge of court performing arts began to reach beyond the confines of the court during this time.
During a first-round game against Portland, a group of voluptuous grandmothers, the GrannyAACs, shook their derrières on the court, performing a dance routine that had the fans in American Airlines Center howling.
The program features "robam," or dance inspired by centuries of folk and classical court performing but created in the 1950's and 60's, a time of nationalist fervor in Cambodia when artists from state institutions including the Royal University of Fine Arts in Phnom Penh began to learn and document performance traditions.
The court performs four major functions.
More disturbing was the risk assessment the court performed.
Judge Christine Cook Nettesheim of the United States Claims Court performed the ceremony at the Cosmos Club in Washington.
"The trial court performs what amounts, in practical terms, to a reviewing function," wrote Alito, who has emerged as the justice least sympathetic to criminal defendants.
We apply abuse-of-discretion review to the manner in which a district court performs its gatekeeping function under Rule 702, recognizing the latitude that it has in determining whether expert testimony is reliable enough to be admitted.
The court performed something like a cost-benefit analysis to answer the Medlens' perplexity that they could seek sentimental damages if a taxidermied Avery, rather than a living, panting Avery, had been negligently destroyed.
