Sentence examples for get into performance from inspiring English sources

We'll get into performance and battery life later on in the review process, but for now the Spectrum has an uphill battle on its hands.

Like variations on a musical theme, there are many ways to get into performances for nothing or next to it.

While audiences might find themselves struggling to get into performances at the Royal Court, one of that theatre's former artistic directors – Max Stafford-Clark – is taking the unusual step of opening up rehearsals for his new company to the general public.

"This is the first time I ever really got into performance," says Flex, the Bronx-born hip-hop D.J. and radio host, before stepping on the gas and watching the red-glowing digits of his tachometer as he hits the slap-shift four-speed transmission.

For anyone wishing to get into the performance spirit, musicians will be on hand to provide accompaniment.

'You've really got to get into the performance, use your whole body, your facial expressions, your hands and eye contact to express the emotion.

How did you get into solo performance?

Justin Blair, a fan from Hollywood, said he didn't get tickets but would have spent "a couple hundred bucks" to get into the performance.

A long line of people eager to get into a concert performance of Marc Blitzstein's agitprop musical, "The Cradle Will Rock," and grateful for the warm weather, waited patiently outside St. Mark's in the Bowery on Sunday afternoon.

Don't get into a detailed performance evaluation in the initial conversation.

I was a member of that generation and can testify that I waited in line at ordinary theatres to get into sold out performances of Resnais's Last Year in Marienbad and Godard's Weekend.