Sentence examples for perform each other from inspiring English sources

And the collaboration obsession is global – best summarised by multi-artist pileup Bang Bang, on which Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande and Jessie J each attempt to perform each other off the record, in a successful bid to shore up Jessie J's faltering sales.

Not only did they workshop and perform each other's compositions, they started a removal company to pay the rent.

But when the two powers came together to perform each other's songs in duet the music became muddled, and the experience a little frustrating.

The shows, in which the two men perform each other's songs both together and separately, are noteworthy at a time when attention-addled listeners are increasingly focused on specific songs, rather than albums, and find few artists worthy of their continued support.

Then, students perform each others' simulations.

Sibling rivalry got a new meaning when Derek and Julianna Hough tried to out-perform each other, something they've probably been doing in their living room for decades.

The formula is the same – Coogan and Brydon play amplified versions of themselves, notionally on the literary trail of Byron and Shelley, but more interested in pottering between expensive restaurants, where they try to out-perform each other.

Wednesday is Serve Day ("By love serve one another," Galatians 5 13), and the Scheibners do so by performing each other's chores.

This Monday's concert features EVE BEGLARIAN and COREY DARGEL, two noted downtown composer-performers, and the flutist MARGARET LANCASTER in a program billed as "electro-cabaret," which features, in part, Ms. Beglarian and Mr. Dargel performing each other's songs.

"They are two drivers who are matching each other, trying to out-perform each other.

As much as Ms. Driscoll and Mr. Zaritt perform for each other, they perform for the audience too.