Sentence examples for hello performed from inspiring English sources

The poet Robert Wrigley, who directs the M.F.A. program at the University of Idaho, wrote a letter, which, in twenty rhetorical questions ("Finally, hello?"), performed back flips of outrage and stuck a landing on the single-word sentence "Bullshit".

We'd arrived five or ten minutes before the opening act came out, and Gore preferred to wait in the shadows rather than take his seat and have to be himself, say hello, perform.

Instead, here's the song "Hello" as performed on the 2012 Tony Awards telecast: Your thoughts?

My fellow Rockettes pulled out all the stops Kristy dressed up as a juggalette, brandishing a butcher knife and laughing maniacally during her set; Estée performed "Hello" by Adele as Samara from The Ring, whispering "hello" from the other side of a television but my goth-skewed Azealia Banks performance was knocked for lacking surprises to keep the audience on their toes.

Simon Chuckles After Simon Sings PAUL SIMON, the singer, had something to say after PAUL SIMON, the former Illinois senator, performed "Hello, Dolly" with his daughter's blues band last month in Carbondale, Ill.

Dirty Money later performed "Hello Good Morning" at the 2010 Teen Choice Awards on August 9, 2010.

Diddy Dirty Money performed "Hello Good Morning" live for the first time on March 31 , 2010 on the ninth season of American Idol.

Broadway cognoscenti know that Ms. Channing owns the role of Dolly Levi, the indomitable matchmaker she played in the 1964 Broadway hit "Hello, Dolly!," and has performed it more than 5,000 times.

She performed "Wink the Other Eye", "Twiggy-Vous", "Hello, Hello, Hello", "Whacky, Whacky, Whack!", "Keep Off the Grass", and "Oh! Mr Porter".

Adele will perform Hello on Saturday Night Live on 21 November, a day after the release of her album.

He recently attempted to perform Hello by Adele – a song so colossally inescapable that it feels like it's been tattooed on your brain against your will – and somehow managed to forget the words.