Sentence examples for drawn to performance from inspiring English sources

Which helps explain why he was drawn to performance art.

As the son of drama teachers, Mayall was drawn to performance from early in his childhood in Essex and Worcester, but opted for comedy after meeting Ade Edmondson, his most frequent collaborator and closest friend, at Manchester University.

He was born Philip Ryan into an artistic family in Santry, on the Northside of the city, in 1957, and was drawn to performance and music after accompanying his theatre-loving father, Philip B Ryan, as a child.

(NPR.org) Brooklyn Bound The masses drawn to performances at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the newly-opened Barclays Center will soon have another option for lodging.

And many a cellphone was drawn to document the performance.

In those early years, Mr. Chen was drawn to photography and performance art, creating work that was lurid and provocative.

Police said the crowd was drawn to a live performance inside.

I'm not naturally drawn to the kind of performance that usually nets awards.

As a result, some investors are drawn to younger funds whose performance might have come in large part from luck.

Like Mark McKinnon, another former Democrat who is now the Bush campaign's media strategist, Mr. Dowd said he was drawn to Mr. Bush's performance as governor, particularly his record on education, and his personality.

It's a niche demographic, but that appears to have been the audience drawn to this week's performance of "Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ," the 1925 silent epic with a new score by Police drummer Stewart Copeland.