Sentence examples for finished performing from inspiring English sources

Yet at the end of the film, when Davis has finished performing at the club and heads to the back alley, another performer has already taken the stage — Bob Dylan, singing his song "Farewell".

Yet at the end of the film, when Davis has finished performing at the club and heads to the back alley, another performer has already taken the stage Bob Dylan, singing his song "Farewell".

Backstage, her daughters had just finished performing.

Mr. Henao finally finished performing as dawn broke.

Literally minutes after she has finished performing it on the Other Stage, she is up on the Pyramid, belting it out with Dizzee Rascal.

Ms. Rose had just finished performing in the current revival of Tennessee Williams's "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," in which she plays Maggie.

When you're finished, perform the hand washing technique described above.

British band A Genuine Freakshow are hoping to jog a few memories as soon as they finish performing at this weekend's Reading and Leeds festivals, though, with a canny promotion for their new HTML5 mobile web app.

Judging by his past prickliness when asked to go along with prevailing sentiment, it might even be fair to assume that he is more likely, not less, to stay around and make trouble if he senses that he is being pushed from the stage before he has had a chance to finish performing.

The New Yorker, October 9, 1971 P. 40 Talk story about Gilbert and George, a team of artist-singers who are currently appearing as a piece of singing sculpture at the Sonnabend Gallery, 420 W. Broadway in the SoHo area (south of Houston St .. Gilbert is Austrian & George is English and they will return to England when they finish performing at the Sonnabend Gallery on Oct. 8.

After Sal Giangrande and his team finish performing surgery — after their drills, screw guns, rubber mallets, pliers and reciprocating saws are tucked away and the customized safety blankets are stowed for future use — he has a surefire methodology for determining whether the operation was a success: he sits on the patient.