Sentence examples for earliest performances from inspiring English sources

From her earliest performances, Beecroft has tried to present a kind of surrogate composite self in public.

This work, "For M.G.: The Movie," dates from 1993, and some of its earliest performances were presented by the Umbrella.

But from her earliest performances, there was a sense that Johansson was on to something; she was a step ahead of her peers.

Bob Dylan made his solo New York radio debut on the show, and Arlo Guthrie gave one of the earliest performances of "Alice's Restaurant" from Mr. Brand's studio.

You would recognize her today from the grainy photographs of her earliest performances, forty years ago, when she was a dark, offbeat girl with sad eyes and chiselled features in a pale face.

"38 Witnessed Her Death, I Witnessed Her Love" was a heartfelt tribute to Kitty Genovese in 2009, and the airplane-in-distress drama "Charlie Victor Romeo" had some of its earliest performances at the event.

Perhaps the earliest "performance" theory was the "delay line" hypothesis of Valentino Braitenberg.

In Ondekoza and in the early performances of Kodo, women performed only dance routines either during or between taiko performances.

Earlier performances of Swarm & Murmuration have been staged using performers rather than uninitiated audience participants.

Guthrie sang in some early performances.

Hence, B. B. His early performances defined his stage persona.