Sentence examples for excise performances from inspiring English sources
Gymnastics is a rare sport that can be edited to tear at the heartstrings — it is not possible to simply leave out a quarter of a basketball game, but it is normal in gymnastics coverage to to excise performances from other countries to craft a more seamless arc for the home team.
The emblematic features of zydeco such as the French-based Louisiana Creole language and the ever-popular waltz and two-step dance forms were never fully excised from his performances, however.
They grab at any scrap of information that suggests it might happen: the number of likes on the Facebook page, the fact that BBC4's repeats of Top of the Pops didn't excise a couple of Glitter performances from 1977, vaguely apocryphal-sounding stories about a DJ on Radio Solent who played Rock and Roll Part 2 on air and hosted a phone-in on whether Glitter's music should be played.
At least the business of simulated fellatio in the 2009 performances has been excised.
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The effectiveness of Lombardo's approach was on display this winter at Lincoln Center, when the Aquila Theater Company used the first book of his "Iliad" as a script, rarely excising a line, in a performance of staggering power.
She said that many of the duets which gave the original its banter between characters and sense of comedy have now been reinstated while some of the sweeping arias, choruses and the choral epigraph which Prokofiev was persuaded to add in order for it to be cleared for performance, have been excised.
The aphid's performance on shoots excised from the host plant in comparison with an intact plant was tested.
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His performance will clearly not be what ABC had promoted, but ABC executives said they had no alternative but to excise the song after they were asked to do so by Mr. Jackson's representatives.
