Sentence examples for organised performance from inspiring English sources

This was a more combative and even organised performance, with Connor Wickham's rasping shot having deservedly forced them level midway through the second half.

A better second- half display, followed by a ground-out win in Paris - not to be underestimated - and a composed, organised performance against Italy, shows a side that is building in confidence.

The Belarus Free Theatre's play They Saw Drama won plaudits in the West End last month, and Kaliada has organised performances in 20 countries.

In March, authorities detained five young women for organising "performance art" ahead of International Women's Day.

A travelling circus needs to be on good terms with its neighbours, not least to minimise trouble with planning permits and local workers from his early days organising performances in rural Quebec, Mr Laliberté learned the importance of friendly relations with his hosts.

He committed three nights a week to the corps while organising performances during the day to benefit war charities.

Rising standards of achievement at Dartington enabled Imogen to organise performances of more demanding works, such as Bach's Mass in B minor in July 1950 to honour the 200th anniversary of Bach's death.

Following the success of Carey's previous two albums and the growing critical commentary on her lack of concert tours and unsubstantial televised performances, Sony BMG organised a performance show at the Kaufman Astoria Studios, New York on March 16 , 1992

Harrods has organised a performance by the cast of the West End show Elf the Musical on a stage outside the store, while butlers will be serving hot chocolate to those in the queue.

Organised by performance artist Brian Lobel for the Wellcome Trust, a leading foundation interested in all things health, it features speeches by the disability campaigner, actress and comedian Liz Carr and the neuroscientist Sir Colin Blakemore, as well as talks by theatre-makers whose work relates to the body in some way, including Bryony Kimmings and Simon McBurney.

However, in 1947 he was able to travel to Budapest where his friend, the Hungarian composer Mátyás Seiber, had organised a performance by Hungarian Radio.