Sentence examples for hot performer from inspiring English sources

But just in case the show was too remote in its wild wood setting, Mr. Lagerfeld, always quick to pick up on a hot performer, planted the British singer Rita Ora with her dirty blonde urban style in Chanel's front row.

She was a jazz-forged performer in an industry whose norms and ways were falling before the new styles of the almighty teen; she was a hot performer, one of the most ferociously intense, in an era that turned McLuhan-esque cool; she needed Douglas Sirk to transfigure the melodramatic excesses from camp into symbol, but he left Hollywood in 1959.

Yesterday's hot performer could turn into tomorrow's dog, especially if the market changes direction.

Investors have two logical ways to play this: Avoid hot funds altogether or, more dauntingly, keep jumping to the new hot performer.

Gold, which has been a red hot performer and popular alternative to stocks and bonds, rose "just" 146% over the same period, while diamonds hardly appreciated, merely 10%, according to Whisky Highland.

Because we prize consistency of performance, a lot of hot performers fail to make the Honor Roll.

But these are hot performers that investors may not want to run out to buy.

The exception was "Quartet," a stylish dance for four very hot performers, set to music by Joshua Redman.

In other words, do not simply plow into hot performers from the previous year; instead, use a balanced approach.

Many hot performers of last year have been dropped during the decline in the stock market so far this year.

Competitors like Foundry Networks, Juniper Networks and Redback Networks have been hot performers, and analysts who like the revamping plan say Riverstone ought to be valued highly when it comes to market in the fall.