Sentence examples for drawing on performance from inspiring English sources

Manze had to flesh all this out, sometimes drawing on performance tradition and sometimes applying his own ideas.

The study identifies the issues that have been encountered, drawing on performance data, and considers how these are being addressed through formal legal and regulatory changes, and through the practical implementation of regulation in the context of ongoing reform process.

Taymor was responsible for the stage adaptation's vivid theatrical language, which draws on performance traditions and puppetry techniques from all over the world to represent the animals of Disney's 1994 African-set animated film.

Whether all of those suddenly surfacing half-siblings provided grist to draw on in performance drew a long pause from Ms. DeWitt.

Noting the dreadful acoustics at their performances, Mr. Stanley drew on his electronics background and designed one of the first dedicated rock sound reinforcement systems, thus making plausible that highly lucrative staple of the 1960s and beyond, the rock concert.

The recordings document the early days of Mr. Jansons's tenure, drawing on concert performances in October and December 2004 and February 2005.

So instead we have eight conversations between Rampling and one or other of her pals, each with a particular theme, sometimes involving a bottle of red, always drawing on one of her landmark performances.

First, he again advances the idea that new forms of organizing work and union management relations hold out the promise of maximizing shareholder wealth and employee welfare, drawing on the one US financial performance study to report positive results (viz.

NI recites a definition of hitchhiking, but does not draw on the performance to explain the definition.

The performance spaces are designed for the acoustics and ambience of jazz performance, drawing on inspirations that range from New Orleans street parades to Greek amphitheaters.

At 2 p.m., Joanna Featherstone will present "Hold Fast to Dreams," a performance drawing on the works of Phyllis Wheatley, Paul Laurence Dunbar, James Wheldon Johnson and Langston Hughes.