Sentence examples for extending performances from inspiring English sources
In addition to delaying opening night, the producers of "Glengarry" also announced they were extending performances due to the strong demand for tickets, many of which are selling at premium prices of up to $350.
There is talk of extending performances, maybe even into 2014, with cities like Melbourne, Australia Los Angeles Buenos Aires and São Paulo, Brazilzil, under discussion, and perhaps Bahrain, Berlin and Paris.
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Other Apple camera-related patents have included hardware add-ons and swappable lenses for extending performance, and even a wireless camera remote control for previewing and reviewing photos with its own built-in display.
With the continuing interest in extending performance limits of conventional nuclear fuels and consideration of new fuel designs, current mitigation measures may become less effective, necessitating research efforts to develop new solutions.
These shows vary in quality, but each is fuelled by thrillingly extended performances, without those brutal one-verse-and-gone cuts of TV's past.
"Black Watch," Gregory Burke's play about a Scottish Army regiment's perspective on the war in Iraq, has extended performances through Dec. 21 at St. Ann's Warehouse in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
As for the three other best play nominees, Richard Greenberg's "Assembled Parties" extended performances on Wednesday through July 7; Nora Ephron's "Lucky Guy" has extended through July 3; and Colm Toibin's "The Testament of Mary" closed this month due to weak ticket sales.
"Day of the Oprichnik" comes across almost as extended performance art in its evocative rituals and bizarreness.
Teaching unions have reacted angrily to Michael Gove's announcement that he is going to press ahead with his plan to extend performance-related pay in schools from September.
Finally, this extended performance, last year at a White House gospel concert, which was broadcast by PBS, ends with Franklin on her knees.
