This present halt of performances and the previously demonstrated stagnation of WR [1], [3] emphasize that our physiological evolution will remain limited in a majority of Olympic events.
A County Commissioner has threatened to cancel further concerts unless adequate crowd control is assured and has proposed that someone at the arena be assigned the responsibility of halting a performance immediately in the event of similar pandemonium.
The average year for the detected dates of halt in performance is 1992.8±7.9 (1991.8±8.0 for women; 1994.8±7.9 for men).
Once, in New Jersey, Mr. Dichter halted a performance of Brahms's "Handel Variations" in the middle of the first variation, at the noise of a candy wrapper.
Yet, as the halting performance of News Corporation's boss was beamed round the world, the firm's stock rose.Weakness in a boss does not normally make a firm seem stronger.
One American official halted a performance of an 18th-century samurai drama and instead forced the theater company to produce Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mikado".
It was not an atrocious start, especially coming at Coors Field, but it was not the kind of performance the Mets needed — a commanding effort worthy of halting a losing streak.
Afterward, with microphones and notepads shoved inches from his face, bringing him finally to a halt, Mariota shrugged off questions about whether he had impressed himself and whether he could appreciate this type of performance, the superhuman kind.
As you've surely heard by now, the young British singer went dramatically off-script at Sunday's Grammy Awards, halting her shaky performance of the late George Michael's "Fastlove" (presumably because she couldn't hear her accompaniment) and asking to start the tribute again.
Sam Troughton, the star of the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of "Romeo and Juliet" at the Park Avenue Armory, injured his knee during a matinee performance on Tuesday, halting the performance, said Nada Zakula, a spokeswoman for the company.
Murdoch Snr – In reference to Rupert Murdoch's halting performance in front of the committee.
