Sentence examples for means performing at from inspiring English sources

My main goal is to qualify for the Olympics, which means performing at the trials.

The separation of the jacket from the original column was obvious in the case when there was no treatment or other connection means performed at the contact interface between the column and the jacket.

"That doesn't just mean performing at Wimbledon, it means performing throughout the whole of the year so that's my goal".

For Brooks, it meant performing a hundred tasks at inhuman speed.

The star was meant to perform at Coachella last April but postponed her performance for one year as she was pregnant with twins.

Just because a restaurant has tattered reviews taped to the door doesn't mean it isn't performing at its peak, turning out food that's not only comforting, but delicious and thrilling.

It can be noted however that Edinburgh students sat this exam within several days of their own paper which should mean that they were performing at a similar standard to that they performed in their own exam.

This means the mice are essentially performing at least two tasks concurrently one that involves the cued reward location, and one that involves the outcome of the previous trial.

In addition to presenting a live-clip of St. Germain's (real name Ludovic Navarre) set inside the venue, we got a chance to talk to the artist a bit about what it means to have performed at The Bataclan in Paris a mere night before such terrible events plagued both the venue and city he calls home.

(Anderson Danny Brownn (Tuesday) A nasal rapper with a broken-dam barrage of wordplay, Mr. Brown is on the rise yet still on the edge of traditional star-making means; he recently performed at Coachella, even though his second studio album, the tenacious "XXX," was released as a free download on the minor Brooklyn indie label Fool's Gold.

The shot's mechanical complexity means its exponents must perform at their best for longer than their opponents.