Sentence examples for electric performer from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, February 18 , 1991P. 37 PROFILE of Dorothy Donegan--a virtuoso jazz pianist, an electric performer, and a transcendent clown.

Simon Gage of Daily Express awarded it four out of five stars, complimenting Beyoncé's dance moves and praising her vocal capabilities, going on saying that she is "probably the most electric performer since Tina Turner" and calling her the "Queen of R&B".

When the 1965 Newport Folk Festival allowed the Paul Butterfield Blues Band to play and to back up Bob Dylan, controversy over the appearance of electric instruments followed, but the shrewd commercial decision meant that, increasingly, electric performers appeared at these events.

To call a master performer "electric" is often de rigueur, but for Isabelle Huppert's turn in Serge Bozon's Mrs. Hyde, the term is downright literal.

Staged at Randall's Island Park, the festival opened on Friday 29 August and was due to end with headline performances by Kaskade, Alesso and Skrillex and Diplo's collaboration, Jack U. David Guetta, Zedd, Laidback Luke and Armin Van Buuren were among Electric Zoo's performers on the first two days.

There is the complete outfit and wiring of the performer Mr. Electric, an "Ed Sullivan" regular.

Mr. Heron, whose imagination is as wild as Ms. Weis's, is a lead performer in "Electric Haiku".

As "Electric Boogie" by a performer no one could name played in the twilight swelter, nearly a dozen neighbors spilled into the street to dance.

Mr. Leguizamo has already established himself as an electric, tirelessly mutable stage performer playing an assortment of roles in plays of his own creation, including "Freak" and "Sexaholix..

The Radiohead connection continues in Electric Counterpoint, because the performer, in a work originally written in 1987 for Pat Metheny, is Jonny Greenwood [www.fabermusic.com/composers/jonny-greenwood], whosemulti-tracked guitar seems to capture the exuberance of the piece perfectly.

A neophyte as an actor, this tiny, self-possessed performer is electric, using his expressive eyes to convey emotions that are unmistakable but still restrained.