Sentence examples for holding a performance from inspiring English sources

Last year men, women and children marched in the street before holding a performance of Vagina Monologues - the first time it was ever performed in the Pacific Nation.

"Madonna held a performance yesterday," she continued.

Earlier in the day, Liberate Tate held a performance at the Tate Modern.

CHRISTINE MACK and PHYLLIS MACK.; Feb. 26: The Premiere Commission, an arts and music foundation, held a performance for 125 guests at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery.

Anya Sapozhnikova, 27, a co-founder of the House of Yes, said that after her organization held a performance in the space on Friday, they rented it out to another group.

Find space on the cheap (or for free): If you need rehearsal space, but funds are low, offer to hold a performance in that rehearsal space or venue and let them get a share of the takings.

London Broncos head coach Rob Powell says he understands the club's decision to hold a performance review.

Speaking to the BBC, Mr Barez said they had decided to hold a performance to show people that Herat still wanted live music and people supported it.

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There is considerable evidence in the K 12 literature that students who hold a performance goal (to get a high grade in the course) will sacrifice opportunities for learning if those opportunities threaten their ability to appear "smart" (Elliot and Dweck, 1988).

According to a contemporary newspaper article, her landlord objected to her holding an outdoor performance of a play about Sappho, which he felt "followed nature too closely".