Sentence examples for followed a performance from inspiring English sources
This both preceded and followed a performance of Goldoni's "Arlecchino, Servant of Two Masters," Giorgio Strehler's legendary 1947 staging for the Piccolo Teatro of Milan.
The tragedy, which followed a performance at the Surf Ballroom, cut short two promising careers and one legendary one, and was immortalized in song more than a decade later in Don McLean's "American Pie".
Back in 1979, at a concert in Philadelphia, Simone followed a performance of "Four Women" by scolding the black women in the audience about their changes in style: "You used to be talking about being natural and wearing natural hair styles.
On the bill, which was organized by Brooklyn Is Burning, a presenter of art events around the city, Ms. Young's Sherry followed a performance by Georgia Sagri and quickly embarked on a blunt, profane monologue accompanied by masturbation, urination and an attack on Ms. Sagri's work.
It followed a performance of "Sexercize" in the fourth section, and an interlude dubbed the "Sex Segue".
That followed a performance in which he gave up 10 goals and registered 12 stops in the team's 10-7 loss at Robert Morris on April 8. Gravante said the defense and offense failed to support Vierheller in the loss to St. Joseph's.
His moment happened to follow a performance by a lederhosen-clad accordionist.
Aretha Franklin's performance of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" at the swearing in of Barack Obama follows a performance of the song this past weekend by Josh Groban and Heather Headley.
The release of the charity single follows a performance of the song by the chorus at the London vigil to honour Orlando's victims.
Following a performance by the dance group Youth Creation, the music mogul joked: "Someone, Mr Grumpy, said we shouldn't have children your age on the show".
Following a performance at Melbourne's Future Music festival, Banks claimed on Twitter that her former tour manager "made a pact with the Stone Roses [to] sabotage my set because I fired him".
