Sentence examples for launching performance from inspiring English sources

This is largely the tale of a precocious high school girl (a career launching performance by Carey Mulligan) who is seduced by an older man slickly and slimily played by the consistently great Peter Saarsgard.

Ryder's mirror is Millie Bobby Brown, who gives a career-launching performance as Eleven, the girl with something special — and who is, like Ryder's tomboy character in "Lucas," mistaken for a boy.

Thankfully, this album launch performance and Kane's songs are blissfully short.

It might also lose some of its spin and launch performance.

In this work, a Modelica representation of an e4WD vehicle is derived and evaluated for a range of different aspects; including launch performance, lateral stability, thermal management, and driver-in-the-loop performance.

These capabilities provide: unique pre-launch performance validation of the space segment of LLR/SLR (Satellite Laser Ranging); retroreflector design optimization to maximize ranging efficiency and signal-to-noise conditions in daylight.

While Windows Phone 8 sales are said to be exceeding the launch performance of Windows Phone 7 devices, no one's putting any firm numbers behind that as of yet.

Nintendo's Sun and Moon sequels in the popular Pokémon franchise have handily beat 3DS game sales records and past Pokémon launch performance, beating previous entries X and Y by 150percentt.

On launch, performance issues arose for the PC version when DirectX 11 features were enabled; the developer acknowledged the inconvenience and recommended running the game with DirectX 9 until a title update was released to address this matter.

Two years in the making (with a pre-launch performance last March), the 17-member company presents "L.A. Moves," a concert featuring two Barak premieres, a contemporary work by former Graham dancer Pascal Rioult, and Barak's solo, made for her by Danielle Agami, artistic director of the recently transplanted troupe, Ate9.

We therefore emphasize that the limits of launch and flapping flight are contingent upon morphology; extrapolating limits from qualitative assessments of launch performance is, in our assessment, unwarranted and unsupported, especially when such extrapolations are made from birds to distantly related groups (such as pterosaurs).