Sentence examples for girl performance from inspiring English sources

He has recovered from his kamikaze period, the one in which the Best Actor Oscar for his "Goodbye Girl" performance at 29 faded like an unkept promise.

Columbia University has a record of covering up sexual assault (the "Mattress Girl" performance piece happened here).

Biggest snub: I'll advocate for Kristen Wiig's "Diary of a Teenage Girl" performance and Cynthia Nixon's "James White" work until the industry writes them apology notes.

"If a teenager can dye hers," she demands to know, "why shouldn't I?" Today's event kicks off with afternoon tea served by some 20 volunteers in waistcoats, warms up with a flapper girl performance while the champagne is being poured, and gets steadily rowdier as things progress.

"If a teenager can dye hers," she demands to know, "why shouldn't I?" Today's event kicks off with afternoon tea silver-served by some 20 volunteers in waistcoats; warms up with a flapper girl performance while the champers is poured; and gets steadily rowdier as things progress.

Our findings also indicate, however, that young Irish women are not homogeneous in terms of their performance-related preferences and that 'good girl' performance concerns in the context of chlamydia screening are likely to be strongest amongst young Irish women from lower socio-economic backgrounds and younger women.

But Ms. Murphy's golden-girl performance was a model of coherence.

I know that those girls' performance has nothing to do with music.

In England girls' performance fell slightly more than boys' but both fell significantly since 2001.

Linn says she is surprised that there were no overall differences between boys' and girls' performance on geometry problems.

This year, 8.2% of boys have achieved an A*, up from 7.9% last year, while girls' performance has dipped from 8.3%to8.2%2%.