Sentence examples for glorious performances from inspiring English sources

MORE James Lawton In London, Usain Bolt invaded doubt with glorious performances and the gifts of a vaudevillian.

At 165 minutes, it's longer than it need be, but it's a thrilling homage to the spaghetti western genre, replete with beautiful mountain vistas, stylish costumes, glorious performances and at least one comedy sequence that would make Mel Brooks proud.

Fresh from her glorious performances as the Empress in the Metropolitan Opera's important new production of Strauss's "Frau Ohne Schatten," the soprano Deborah Voigt sings a recital at Alice Tully Hall as part of Lincoln Center's Great Performers series.

Despite accusations of impropriety at almost every level, the Bolshoi sailed on, its three-week summer residency at Covent Garden culminating in a series of glorious performances by 21-year-old Olga Smirnova.

The story is told – or part of it – in this intensely enjoyable, entirely insubstantial movie featuring glorious performances from Kenneth Branagh and Michelle Williams as Olivier and Monroe, participants in a love triangle of two stars and a nobody.

Though I have been at the Met Opera house this year for glorious performances, there was really nothing to compare with this outpouring for a beloved dancer's culmination.

It is a glorious performance by Rylance.

And near the end sabotaged her own glorious performance of Somewhere by bringing Il Divo as a robotic harmony chorus.

The New York Times said she was "pretty close to perfect," while The Independent's Paul Taylor said her "glorious" performance had been both "compelling and subtle".

All I could offer was that I hadn't read it; I had listened to a glorious performance by the narrator, Davina Porter.

Quade Cooper has made the cut despite a less than glorious performance in Auckland and Dean Mumm of Exeter is preferred in the second row to Horwill.