Sentence examples for major performance in from inspiring English sources

Back in New York, Mr. Dudley continued his work with small opera companies around the city and made his last major performance in "La Bohème".

She gave her last major performance in Paris in 2006, at 82. Interviewers often asked Marzieh, who had been largely apolitical as a young woman, what had moved her to join the resistance.

Walker played her last major performance in June with a reunited version of the Caravans at the Chicago Gospel Music Festival.

Taken together with the data on shifts in proportion of card pairings, these data suggest that non biology major performance in the framed task condition may reflect their abandonment of the surface feature organizational framework as opposed to an active shift toward more deep feature and expert-like sorting.

Next season, she will have major performances in Boston, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.

One of the major performances in United's comeback win Sunday was Tom Cleverley.

Reviews are assigned for "nearly all concerts" at the New York Philharmonic, "all major performances in Carnegie Hall," and "a hefty chunk of the offerings at the Metropolitan Museum and MoMA but not everything".

Robertson led the company with a mixture of swagger and good old-fashioned bluster tempered with guile, and his roster of actors was tribute to his powers of persuasion: Eileen Atkins, Prunella Scales, Barbara Jefford, Timothy West, John Turner and Robert Eddison were all involved, and gave major performances in plays by Shakespeare, Chekhov, Dryden, Gogol and John Vanbrugh.

The 2012-13 season is set to have several women giving major performances in plays in addition to Ms. Metcalf, including Patti LuPone and Debra Winger in "The Anarchist," by David Mamet Amy Mortonn in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"; Jessica Chastain in "The Heiress"; and, possibly, Scarlett Johansson in a revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" that is under discussion.

Impala (2.6 in July) and Spark (2.0 in July) both had major performance improvements in large queries.

Philip Seymour Hoffman's last major performance is in an adaptation of John le Carré's "A Most Wanted Man".