Sentence examples for give performers from inspiring English sources

It's not enough to give performers a simple thumbs down.

Ever since Aeschylus thought it might be fun to give performers scripted lines, audiences have been trained to hear a given character's complex thoughts in an actor's intonation.

If the agreement takes hold throughout the industry, it would give performers and record companies access to an income stream they have long coveted.

It seldom uses directors or choreographers, and therefore there's been no one to give performers perspective on their work or to advise them on lighting and stage design.

Corbyn pledged to set up a cabinet committee for the arts, to give performers more protection against low wages and tackle unpaid internships through a "living waged national creative apprenticeship service".

Few composers intend their works to be ephemeral, but some are inclined to give performers enough input to ensure that the work itself changes from one reading to the next.

The event, which features daylong stretches of back-to-back five to 15 minute drag, music and performance art shows, gives performers both new and seasoned a chance to celebrate their community.

Given performers like Akira Kasai, the festival's best seems yet to come.

The Black Eyed Peas star - who is also a coach on BBC1 singing competition The Voice - said Cowell had given performers a new outlet.

For the productions that followed "La Cage," Mr. Kimmel began giving performers pieces on opening and closing nights, and others bought his work.

Mr. Gold founded his company in 2007, prompted partly by the goal of giving performers the opportunity to dance in works created for them.