Sentence examples for hitting a performance from inspiring English sources
'MESSIAH' You can't swing a dead cat in New York this month without hitting a performance of Handel's "Messiah," and you can find every possible approach to singing it.
Intel countered with a one-gigahertz Pentium 3, but the chip's design hit a performance ceiling there.
They get much better performance and if they hit a performance bottleneck, they can just add more resources because it's the cloud.
It's not just about hitting a strong performance for the opening night but also about the quality of the work being deeper on the last night than the first.
Kate Swann, the chief executive of WH Smith, who is credited with turning around the once struggling retailer, is set to take home a £4m bonus this year after hitting a number of performance targets.
Expanding CEO pay packages in the form of stock options and long-term incentive plans -- pay executives get after they hit a specific performance target or work a certain number of years -- has further increased the disparity between executive and worker compensation.
"We have showed that we have the quality in this squad to match the best teams in this division and now the focus must be on hitting a consistent level of performance.
LaFrentz, who had been struggling with his scoring, capped off his season-high performance by hitting a 3-pointer and three free throws in the final minute.
LOUISIANA STATE 75, GREEN BAY 71 Danielle Ballard capped a 16-point performance by hitting a key free throw with 4 seconds to go, and Louisiana State 21-111) held off Green Bay (29-3) in a Spokane Region game in Baton Rouge, La.
Darrell Armstrong capped a season-high 35-point performance by hitting a 3-pointer from 25 feet with a second left to lead the HORNETS to a 98-96 victoverover the host SPURS.
"Analyze This," where he parodies the stone-hearted New York tough guy he's won Oscars playing, was his biggest box office hit ever, a performance so baroque he seemed to be impersonating Alec Baldwin's De Niro impression.
