Sentence examples for example a performance from inspiring English sources

For example, a performance school that wants to extend the school day must wade through union procedures to do so.Though the older charter schools have made gains, it is too soon to judge Ren 10's success.

Notebooks by Lee Lozano are filled with carefully hand-printed texts describing, for example, a performance work called "No Title (Grass Piece)," for which she tried to stay continuously stoned on marijuana for 30 days.

Several recorded versions are arranged in a more folk-oriented style: for example, a performance by Maddy Prior and The Carnival Band on their 1987 album A Tapestry of Carols, which utilises period instruments.

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For example, after a performance by a harmonica quartet, Garroway appeared on camera gnawing an ear of corn.

Sunderland's defensive organisation was a tribute to the man attempting to rescue something from the wreckage of Keane's defection, assistant manager Ricky Sbragia, but as an example of a performance pitched at anything more than the most desperate survival it was pitiful.

Finally, the example of a performance analysis is discussed.

With athletics, Charles van Commenee is a good example of a performance director that has become quite high profile.

It may also be that he will need to earn those lost points back — rather than expecting them to return automatically — with, for example, a stronger performance in the last two presidential debates.

For example, a key performance dimension of design is learning while designing (Crismond and Adams 2012).

For example, a modern performance management system computes profitability by customer, supplier, region, season, event and so on, so that the true nature of the value-creating machine can be understood.