Sentence examples for much performers from inspiring English sources

The money earned by songwriters from streaming music is currently a hot topic within the music industry, separate from – although closely related to – the debate around how much performers make from services like YouTube and Spotify.

Like many popular instructors, Will is as much performer as educator, and in some early passages Mr. Maksik seems to be preparing readers for one of those overly familiar stories that pay tribute to an inspirational teacher.

They talked about how much black performers are admired in Japan.

That modern school, which links emotional moments from a performer's own life to that of a character, and which conceives characters in terms of complete and filled-out lives that actors imagine and inhabit, asks too much of performers.

The debate blossomed into a discussion of a burning issue in the classical music world: How much should performers try to reproduce the musical conditions that existed when a piece was written?

Finales are made not so much for performers, who can see when the piece is going to end, as for audiences, who cannot, and who also need to be roused to applaud.

This sense of occasion is a heightening of everyday people and occurrences into a new vividness and significance not just the heightening of characters and events of the drama but also a heightening of the people who take part, spectators as much as performers.

That's in keeping with the original 507, a car so scarce that collectors today will pay an exceedingly high price ($250,000) despite the fact that 1950s Maseratis and Ferraris are much better performers.

Prior to the emergence of "MILF" as a term, pornography didn't truck much in performers past their teenage years or 20s.

Togo, a much improved performer, receives just $7 per pupil.

But he was also, in some ways, as much a performer as a composer.