Sentence examples for mixture of performance from inspiring English sources

And Deville Cohen backs up his impressive contribution to "Greater New York" with "The Wall," another video mixture of performance, installation and appropriation dominated by large grisaille photocopies, this time of buildings and brick walls.

This has made Hoyle a compelling performer: first in Manchester in the late 1980s, where at clubs such as Flesh he perfected the persona of the Divine David, once described as a "maddened monster who turns a baleful mirror on the society that made him"; and more recently at London's Royal Vauxhall Tavern, where he offers a mixture of performance, chat and interviews with audience members.

The local energy association is an example of a localised institutional organisation combined with centralised technology and a mixture of performance gains.

Through a mixture of performance, ritual, and graphic art, Corral denounces the cycle of violence fueled by narco-terrorism and the state, as well as the impunity that guarantees the continuation of that cycle.

Cumming has partnered with Easternbloc owners Benjamin Maisani and Darren Dryden, and promoter Daniel Nardicio for the new venue, which a representative of the actor described to Page Six as "a mixture of performance, DJs [and] theme nights and as eclectic and unexpected as Alan himself".

Assets at the nation's largest hedge funds grew by more than a third last year, even though three of the 10 largest funds lost a combined $24 billion in assets through a mixture of faltering performance and investor redemptions, according to the biannual survey by Absolute Return magazine, an industry publication.

A predominantly Roman Catholic, relatively liberal city, it fosters a mixture of music, performance and revelry in its annual Kölner Karneval that must have had an influence on its artists, especially those like Ms. Koether and Mr. Althoff, who grew up there.

PAM's offer a new mixture of hardware performance and software versatility.

The first disc of Voliminal: Inside The Nine is an 84-minute movie constructed of a mixture of live performance, backstage and studio footage.

Each episode, set in the fictional village of Crinkley Bottom, was a mixture of live performance, special guests and elaborate pranks called "Gotchas", during which Noel played practical jokes on celebrities, e.g. tricking Barbara Windsor into driving around Basingstoke really slowly on a double-decker bus.

British music labels are launching their own YouTube channel, Transmitter, to promote UK artists with a mixture of live performances, interviews and album playbacks.