Sentence examples for given a good performance from inspiring English sources

Like an old actor he suffered if he had not given a good performance, and felt relief if he had.

Given a good performance by Network Rail, Mr Carne would have been entitled to a maximum bonus of 20% of his annual salary, amounting to £135,000.

To give a good performance you need to know exactly what you are performing.

You have to give a good performance and I'm sure people have.

He continued: "You have to give a good performance and I'm sure people have.

When Homer Bailey was warming up Sunday at Great American Ballpark, he said he did not feel ready to give a good performance.

"They apologized to everyone, but said it wouldn't be fair to us because they would not have been able to give a good performance".

"The Brazil players will not be thinking about losing, and they need to give a good performance with the World Cup so close," Adilson said.

"But I think you're dealing with the pressure of Broadway, dealing with an industry where just giving a good performance isn't enough," Mr. Goodman said.

"She's a really good actor who gave a good performance in our show," said Lan. "I didn't see her show in New York but she is a terrific stage actor with a real sense of comedy and timing.

"It will make people think a little bit more about what good filmmaking entails and what it takes to give a good performance, instead of just phoning in their vote as they might have done in the past".