Sentence examples for held in performance from inspiring English sources

The art herd may be stampeding on the Miami art fairs to pick up some merch (and, quite possibly, a case of Zika), but the real cognoscenti head to Van Nuys for the second annual iteration of Art Basil, held in performance artist John Kilduff's backyard — where a series of miniature booths feature work by more than 20 artists and galleries.

She cherished the thought that the school's show next year could be held in the performance center with its studios and rehearsal spaces or maybe even in the long, internal "street" with its translucent roof.

During the third ECIL meeting held in September 2009, the performance of noninvasive diagnostic tests for fungal infections, such as galactomannan, β-D-glucan, Mn and A-Mn and cryptococcal antigen, was analysed.

Jacobsen discovered that the monkeys with bilateral lesions to the dlPFC could solve even difficult puzzles if the information needed was present in the environment, while even a short delay that required information to be held in mind, reduced performance to chance (Jacobsen 1936).

The seeming simplicity of "Winterreise" — a piece that is constantly reinterpreted in performance, not held in sonic amber — is of a richer and more ambiguous type: it grows and changes over the years, just as the mind and body of the person who first encounters it.

The performance, held in the museum's Medieval Sculpture Hall, was the first of the group's popular annual Christmas concerts.

In its beauty and restraint, its sense of tremendous energy and emotion held in just barely, the performance captured everything the Baroque can teach us.

A follow-up meeting will be held in January to discuss performance and plans for improvement, which includes how they handle complaints and their emergency calls response times.

In May 1941 Sargent conducted the last performance held in the Queen's Hall.

The energy continued well into the evening, when the crowds began to dissipate back into the hills, leaving a select few to witness an intimate acoustic performance held in a legendary ruin on top of a steep hill.

It was the first performance held in the US since Piotr Fomenko's death last year at the age of 80. "It's very difficult without him," said Alexey Kolubkov, a company member since 2001, to the Boston Globe.