And, among such immediate losses, expenditures fairly incurred in preparation for performance or in part performance of the agreement, where such expenditures are not otherwise reimbursed, form a proper subject for consideration where the party injured, while relying upon his contract, makes such expenditures in anticipation of the advantage that will come to him from completed performance.
Beginning Aug. 4 eight writers, including Stephen Belber ("Geometry of Fire") and Stephen Adly Guirgis ("The Little Flower of East Orange"), will develop new plays in preparation for performances beginning Aug. 11, Playbill.com reported.
In preparation for his performance, Horton traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico, to learn dances and chants from Native American performers.
What Gyllenhaal did in preparation for his performance in Southpaw is astonishing.
In preparation for the performance a range of movement improvisers from Europe and the United States played Chinese checkers, both with Mr. Paxton and with each other.
All of my work has been in preparation for a performance by the people who have been doing a group cabaret show with me at Cornelia Street Café, in the Village, for the past few years.
At Carnegie Hall Sir Georg Solti was rehearsing the Chicago Symphony in a last-minute run-through of Berlioz' "The Damnation of Faust," a 4-part quasi-operatic score for orchestra, chorus, and soloists, in preparation for a performance that evening.
His technique was on display at a rehearsal of the London Symphony Orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall in preparation for a performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 3. Mr. Gergiev sat in a chair, generally immobile.
Perhaps because both are currently in preparation for a performance, this hiatus in their training schedules carries an intensity; their focus on each other is unwavering and the conversation feels weighed with mutual learning, as well as genuine awe.
On principle therefore the proper solution would seem to be that the promisee may recover his outlay in preparation for the performance, subject to the privilege of the promisor to reduce it by as much as he can show that the promisee would have lost, if the contract had been performed.
Use the Full vocal and Backing track versions of the songs to revise them in preparation for a performance.
