Sentence examples for has made performing from inspiring English sources

But the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center has made performing all six of them an annual December event, which returned on Sunday to Alice Tully Hall.

Built on a firm belief in minimizing soft tissue injury and speeding recovery, and driven by marketing by industry and surgeons and patient cosmetic concerns, advances in instrumentation and prosthetic design have made performing a total hip arthroplasty (THA) easier through smaller incisions.

Improvements in technology, such as better ultrasound equipment and echogenic stimulator needles, have made performing PNBs easier and safer [ 1].

While many online may already be familiar with Christina Grimmie, a talented teenage singer who has made a name performing on YouTube, she's now able to reach a national television audience on NBC's "The Voice".

Although Sander is a minimalist label, he has made it perform at a higher technical level than generally assumed possible, and in this way his work is comparable to the energy and farsightedness of Helmut Lang.

The Second Stage Theatre, on the Upper West Side, has made itself the performing salon of left-leaning irony.

Mr. Lincoln has made these toys perform for small private audiences, but in the gallery they are only to be looked at.

We have developed new ion plating equipment that has made it possible to perform coating after performing plasma nitriding in the same chamber.

He has made it his own, performing it 60 times with the Philharmonic as of Friday.

(It is one of several that Rammellzee has made and wears while performing).

I thought of Stephen Curry, who has made a habit of performing impossibly difficult athletic feats with no apparent effort.