Sentence examples for its earliest performances from inspiring English sources

This work, "For M.G.: The Movie," dates from 1993, and some of its earliest performances were presented by the Umbrella.

"38 Witnessed Her Death, I Witnessed Her Love" was a heartfelt tribute to Kitty Genovese in 2009, and the airplane-in-distress drama "Charlie Victor Romeo" had some of its earliest performances at the event.

During its earliest performances, the song created controversy.

Its early performances were met with deafening boos, today a sold-out hall jumps to a standing ovation before a note has even been played.

Ms. Mounsey joined City Ballet in 1949, dancing in many of its early performances of Balanchine's "Serenade" (as the Dark Angel) and "The Four Temperaments".

The opera is associated with old age, both through the circumstances of its composition - Britten having written it while suffering from the heart condition that was soon to kill him - and of its early performances, with a 62-year-old Peter Pears as Aschenbach.

It's all the more remarkable because, while Tiffany and Hoggett are rehearsing Menagerie, their production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – which they have both been intensely involved with for the last 18 months – is still in its early performances a couple of miles across town at the Palace theatre.

Its early performances were inspired by ambient and electronic artists of the 1970s and 1980s, most notably Brian Eno and Kraftwerk.

It is a critical launching point for a series of interconnected movies in the DC Comics Universe from Warner Bros that will include this year's Suicide Squad and next year's Wonder Woman and two Justice League movies, which is why its early performance – and hold – are being so intensely scrutinized.

Hence, B. B. His early performances defined his stage persona.

Among the ordeals he presented in his early performances were shooting, crucifixion, drowning, electrocution and kidnapping.