Sentence examples for has been performing around from inspiring English sources
THE seven-man band Monkeyworks has been performing around New Jersey and New York for 20 years, but its members are hardly deluged with invitations, they said.
Mr. Williams will bring his one-man show, "Weapons of Self-Destruction," which he has been performing around the country, to the Neil Simon Theater, the producers announced.
Ms. Lundy is a post-Betty Carter singer who has been performing around New York since the 1980's, often in the company of her brother, the bassist Curtis Lundy.
Livingston Taylor has been performing around the country about 40 years, and these days his audiences are typically 500 to 600 in small clubs in places like Tarrytown, N.Y., or Lancaster, Pa.
Ms. Lundy is a post-Betty Carter jazz singer who has been performing around New York since the 1980's, often in the company of her brother, the bassist Curtis Lundy.
This talented 33-year-old cellist was once groomed for a major career as a soloist, but these days he has been performing around the country in places where you would least expect to find classical music: country and folk cafes, jazz spots and nightclubs, even a pizza parlor in Jackson, Miss., and this weekend, in the storied Bowery punk club CBGB.
As a work in progress, "Shadow Play" has been performed around the country over the last three years and generally favorably received.
In recent years, much research on the assessment of wind energy potential has been performed around the word, with many of these investigations using wind data obtained at a height of 10 m aboveground level.
The play has been performed around the world (last count 140 countries), and translated into almost 50 languages.
5 A considerable corpus of primary care research over the last decades has been performed around this area, in developed countries.
Coton Road, Grantchester, free, grantchester.org.uk 26 December A bit like pantomimes, mummers plays are comic folk performances that have been performed around Europe since the Middle Ages.
