Sentence examples for industrious performance from inspiring English sources

He made six changes to the line-up beaten 2-1 at St Mary's and was able to savour an industrious performance capped by Demba Ba's sublime volleyed winner four minutes into the second half and a staggering save from Petr Cech to deny Javier Hernández an equaliser.

With gaps starting to appear in the Samoan defence, McFadden completed his industrious performance with a try after good work by Gordon D'Arcy and Dave Kearney then ran in his second try in the closing moments.

The 22-year-old Dutchman earned his start after an impressive substitute appearance in the draw at Everton last week and continued where he had left off at Goodison Park with an industrious performance.

Composed defensively and a willing support runner in attack, the Swansea City left-back contributed to an industrious team performance.

Largely comfortable when Weimann was on the right Zavon Hines 8 A bright display of running and trickery, though he sometimes shot when a pass or cross would have been a better option Gary Jones 9 Brilliant, ultra-industrious but classy performance in central midfield.

This was a magnificent team performance, intelligent and industrious, dangerous and solid.

Makinson had already pulled off a crucial cover tackle on Liam Farrell when the Wigan forward looked set to give his side the lead again but it was his team-mate James Roby who won the Harry Sunderland Trophy as man of the match for a typically industrious and probing 80-minute performance.

This was the crowning moment of his performance but Ramsey was industrious, competitive and showed the class that makes it all the more mysterious that he is the latest player to be allowed to escape the net at Arsenal as his contract has run down and no final agreement could be reached.

Developing a genuinely independent board, it seems, requires more than just appointing a few outsiders.To assess the impact of performance-related pay, the industrious Mr Westphal teamed up with an academic at Northwestern University, Edward Zajac, to ask the bosses of 103 companies with sales of over $1 billion what measurements were used to determine their pay.

It was also cruelly unfair, since a victory would have been well deserved for Alan Stubbs' side, following a performance that was intermittently guileful, but always industrious and energetic.

SHOW-BUSINESS professionals tend to regard stage-struck academics with a certain distrust, but the industrious Mary Zimmerman manages to juggle a full-time professorship of performance studies at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., with a nonstop career as a director.