Sentence examples for mostly performing in from inspiring English sources

They did improv mostly, performing in pubs, clubs and at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Pascu toured the country to mark the celebration of his 20th year in music, mostly performing in provincial clubs.

Today she mostly performs in her home for visitors ("Where else do I get to hug my audience?").

The emphasis is still on early music and the choral and chamber repertoire, mostly performed in Gregynog Hall itself.

In fairness, despite a light show so inept that she mostly performs in shadow, Furtado's good-natured demeanour never wavers and she works hard for her money.

The actors portraying the addicted mostly perform in a realistic style, but they break into languid or fervent confessional monologues that can also be poetic or polemical.

There is dignity in quiet things and quiet people, and gravity accrues to those activities we mostly perform in silence: reading, praying, looking at paintings, standing in the woods.

Until the last decade or so, colonoscopies were mostly performed in doctors' office suites and only on patients at high risk for colon cancer, or to seek a diagnosis for intestinal bleeding.

His "Eyes in the Sky," set to a minimalist score by the French composer René Aubry, offered five sections of sweeping movement of wheeling high legs, crumpled lifts and odd, staggering walks, mostly performed in unison and evoking the forced intimacy of crowded societies.

Except I mostly perform in concert halls…".

Management of these patients is mostly performed in ICUs.