Sentence examples for has held performances from inspiring English sources

In performance arts, the Missoula Community Theatre has held performances of musical and non-musical plays since 1977, with its affiliated Missoula Children's Theatre also acting as an international touring program that visits nearly 1,000 communities per year around the world.

Sweden has a number of institutional theatres, including Stockholm's Royal Opera and Royal Dramatic Theatre, both of which have held performances since the 1780s.

In Europe, Denmark stands out as a country whose democratic workplace relations have held performance management at bay [ 20].

"Yiddish is having an amazing revival," said Zalmen Mlotek, the artistic director of the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater in New York City, which has held several performances of Mr. Grand's translations and scheduled more for next season because of sellout crowds.

Chris Garrard, a spokesperson for the campaign group BP or Not BP, which began stage-invading protests at the RSC in 2012 and has held 18 performance protests at the British Museum, said: "This will be a hugely unpopular move and wildly out of touch with the mood across the cultural sector.

JUNE SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET Lincoln Center has been around for 50 years, and the school has held its workshop performances there for all but eight of them.

On January 18, Park held a showcase in Singapore, making the city-state the location in which he has held the most performances, after Korea.

Professor Alan Smithers, of the Centre for Education and Employment at the University of Buckingham, said: "Maths has been what has held back the performance of a number of schools".

That has held back her performance in the past.

And for as long as funds have been permitted to advertise performance this was prohibited before 1975 the SEC has held that net performance is king.

One reason that corporate performance has held up so well amid sluggish job growth and a soft housing market may be that various forms of stimulus have given consumers a push.