Sentence examples for introduced a performance from inspiring English sources

(Mark Steinberg, the Brentano's first violinist, introduced a performance of Carter's 1997 Piano Quintet, with Thomas Sauer, by joking that the work might lose its "late" status if Carter keeps composing much longer).

"My husband and I believe strongly that arts education is essential for building innovative thinkers who will be our nation's leaders of tomorrow," said Mrs. Obama, who introduced a performance by a multiracial cast of young dancers.

On Tuesday night, as part of the ballet's See the Music series, Mr. Sill introduced a performance of the choreographer Wayne McGregor's "Outlier" with a friendly analysis of its Adès.

But even way back in 1973, Volkswagen was apt to warm things up a bit now and then, and it introduced a performance Beetle called the GSR, an acronym for Gelb Schwarzer Renner – yellow black racer.

When that song concluded, Natalie Morales, an anchor of NBC's "Today" show and a co-host of the Christmas special, introduced a performance by the pop singer Charice and the composer and pianist David Foster, who were supposed to be singing "Jingle Bell Rock".

He wrote what we all thought when Emmy Rossum introduced a performance from "Les Miserables"... ANYBODY left who DOESNT know what the fuck Le Miz is about?

When Fujitsu, a Japanese computer giant, introduced a performance-based pay scheme during the 1990s, it proved so unpopular that the company had to scale it back.

For example, Kim Hyung Soon, chief executive of Locus, a supplier of communications and mobile Internet services, has introduced a performance-based pay scheme for the company's entire workforce.

Burundi adopted ambitious maternal health and family planning targets, removed user fees for pregnant women and children, and introduced a performance-based mechanism to fund a basic healthcare package strongly oriented towards maternal health and family planning [ 21].

This intervention introduced a performance-based payment scheme for hospitals and physicians based on a quality of care performance measure which we refer to as Q*, a metric that measures clinical performance, patient satisfaction and volume of physician services.

The actor, who was brought on stage to introduce a performance by Bruce Springsteen, strode up to a microphone.