Sentence examples for legacy of performance from inspiring English sources

It was the legacy of performance, marvellous performance, and the moving of the spirit of all those who were there to see it and know, in a moment, they had an experience that would last for ever.

River Phoenix died of an overdose just two years after making Idaho, leaving behind a powerful legacy of performance which included Stand By Me, The Mosquito Coast and an Oscar-nominated turn in Running on Empty.

"Drag represents the most current part of the legacy of performance, and that in itself implies a sharing of knowledge and style throughout the years – and an evolution of it," they tell me.

For the past few years, the Hall of Fame has rather clumsily been trying to sort out what to do about the legacy of performance-enhancing drugs.

Pat Houston, Whitney's sister-in-law and president of her estate, said in a statement that the hologram is "a great opportunity for her fans to see a reinvention of one the most celebrated female artists in history and to continue a legacy of performances that will not be forgotten in years to come".

For example, the 2015 documentary "The F Word" chronicles contemporary women artists who fold their bodies into their performances, bringing the legacy of feminist performance art into the digital realm.

But he acknowledged that some academies have struggled with a legacy of low performance.

The 300's legacy of high performance is precisely what the Chrysler Group of DaimlerChrysler is drawing on in reuniting the 300 and hemi nameplates for a 2005 model named 300C.

You can see the theatrical legacy of this performance from the moment he saunters out into the street to confront Samuel L. Jackson's Shaft, swinging his arms in heavy, moon-like arcs, wearing his deluxe gold earring and chain and sideburns like blades, as if they were the accouterments of a pirate king, playing the crowd.

In January of this year, Palmisano stepped down as IBM CEO, leaving a legacy of record performance despite the global economic crisis.

I'm also happy that through Laramie you all have captured Naomi's energies and intelligence for the next year so that the legacy of dialogic performance on difficult subjects can continue at Duke.