Sentence examples for imminent performance from inspiring English sources

If body language is an indicator of imminent performance, Rory McIlroy's opportunity here is the strongest yet.

As tricks or treats go, his imminent performances of Ligeti's "Grand Macabre" certainly hold the potential for memorability.

Much has changed since the first Eurovision was broadcast in 1956, and we do not just mean the imminent première performance from modern day artist Justin Timberlake or the controversial shake-up of the voting rule book this year.

The Treasury's 2002 spending review and the imminent report of the performance and innovation unit on charity law and regulation will be telling.

A Blu-ray video of the première production is available from the German label Neos; performances are imminent at the English National Opera, and the Lincoln Center Festival plans to stage the work in a future season.

And there was no sign of any imminent awakening judging by this morning's performance.  .

Nonetheless, as portrayed by Rupert Penry-Jones in a flashy but exquisitely modulated performance that would seem to promise imminent stardom, Carlos is a creature of exasperating and delicious extremes.

Basically, don't hold your breath for an imminent launch from Faraday, going on their past performance.

The results show that all automatic steering interventions supported an evasion manoeuvre in the imminent collision situation but no further difference in performance was found between the three interaction designs.

But his squealing performance with an arrangement that suggested the imminent insurgence of a belly-dancing troupe, was a cheekily irreverent comic coup.

It's such an impressive performance that stadiums seem not only possible but imminent.