Sentence examples for get out of performing from inspiring English sources
My first piano teacher, Yvonne, would probably describe me as a rhythmic dreamer who always played by heart and ear but refused to learn how to read sheet music -- and who sometimes hid to get out of performing at piano recitals!
If a guy says he doesn't like the way that you smell (or that you smell really bad), he may just be trying to get out of performing oral sex.
"But I got kicked out of performing arts school for doing a few kiss-and-tell stories, and that was that.
One reason why so much good music emerges from Ghent is that artists have plenty of opportunities to get out of their basements to perform.
"This experience gives actors the chance to get out of the city and perform at a Chicago-caliber theater, but in the woods," said Brian Kelsey, the theater's managing director.
The "Havana" singer recognized young undocumented immigrants, known as Dreamers, as she took the stage to introduce U2, who performed "Get Out Of Your Own Way" on the Hudson River with the Statue of Liberty in the background.
In our case report, the advice to get out of bed once awake and perform some housework, even though it was night-time, led to inhibition of anxiety by physical activity and defocused the issue, thereby dissolving the affective experience of crisis.
Magoo had a decision to make: get out of his low-yielding but still performing short-term investments to buy longer maturity bonds or wait until market trends seemed clearer.
I had to find cardboard in order to walk around and get out of the basement to go and perform my daily housework.
To have any aspiration to get out of the league you've got to perform week-in, week-out.
