Sentence examples for how performances from inspiring English sources

At the Tappan Zee Dance Group in Tarrytown, where modern and jazz classes are also rooted in ballet technique, Jane Alexandre, the school's founder and director, wants children to know not only how to perform, but also how performances are put together.

"It's about how performances at the Met can contribute to the conversations about art that the Met, New York and our audiences are having.

So I have sought to find out what happens when some of today's most exciting partnerships between conductor and orchestra get together, and how performances of the quality that Mariss Jansons calls the "cosmic level" are made.

Yet it was deemed harsh enough to elicit this response from the stage: "Security is going to take you the fuck out now! That's what you get for talking shit on Twitter!" Chris soon issued a tearful video apology on YouTube, and personally tweeted his remorse to Taylor, yet this highlights how performances are increasingly being shaped by immediate (and knee-jerk) fan reactions.

But it's only in watching how performances are made, from the rehearsal room to the concert hall, in observing how the connection between conductors and their musicians is created, sustained and sometimes transcended, that you can understand the subtlety of the relationship.

And while I don't think the video is thematically essential here, as it is with a troupe like the Wooster Group, it does make for a fascinating comparison of how performances register in different ways on the stage and on the screen.

Additionally, we performed pairwise comparisons, correcting for multiple comparisons, to determine how performance on consecutive days of training compared.

Science – Create a "How It Works" poster illustrating how performance-enhancing steroids affect the body physically.

Experts differ profoundly in how they think these disciplines should be taught and how performance in them should be assessed.

This would tell us how performance varied year by year, leaving GCSEs as a marker to compare candidates.

It can come across as one-directional, and I'm looking at how performance can be less one-directional".