Sentence examples for have done performing from inspiring English sources

You might just have imagined him, a decade on, as one of Britain's most influential pop stars, but you would have got long odds indeed on him ever attaining something like national treasure status, which he also appears to have done: performing the anthem of the England World Cup team, palling around with Prince Harry, appearing on Newsnight to discuss Barack Obama's election.

Pupils attended a "dry land lesson" just as their Victorian counterparts would have done, before performing their synchronised swimming routine, and finished off by splashing around and doing handstands with some of Britain's most famous swimmers.

In the present work a ΔK threshold values statistical analysis has been done performing 25 threshold tests using the "load shedding" technique.

Most performers who have been inclined to commemorate John Cage's centenary this season have done so by performing Cage's music.

I mean, I couldn't have done coke and performed on tour.

They have done their job, and performed like champions in the process.

You try to go out there and do something different because whatever you have done just hasn't performed well.

Indeed, many schools in disadvantaged areas that had been performing poorly "have done just as well as those which embarked on the academy route".

Since arriving in March, they have done little but perform, Mr. Hill and Mr. Campion said.

"Saturday Night Live" would have done well to perform a sketch this sharply pointed.

Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele, who will try to win a third straight Olympic 10,000-meter gold medal Saturday — something no runner has done — has often performed a variation on surging in his races.