Sentence examples for performance a success from inspiring English sources

Yet Ms. Young and others consider her performance a success.

The perception that "she's a regular person, just like me" formed the heart of analyses that deemed her debate performance a success.

Ann Powers of the Los Angeles Times stated, "despite that first-night stumble and several numbers in which her dancing was no more than adequate, Spears can safely call this performance a success".

Others who made Friday's celebratory performance a success by their creativity, support and presence included Regine Astier, Edward Arno, Danyol Jaye, Julie Westbrooke, Stephanie Pease, Miriam Gootman, Chisato DeBose, Elizabeth Baldwin, Robert and Josephine Barbera, Rebecca Carson, Steve Moyer, Suzanne Dunwell representing Assemblyman Mike Gatto and Elizabeth Peterson.

Sullivan's next collaboration with Gilbert, The Sorcerer (1877), ran for 178 performances, a success by the standards of the day, but H.M.S. Pinafore (1878), which followed it, turned Gilbert and Sullivan into an international phenomenon.

The performance was a success, and the Philharmonic quickly invited Mr. Morlot back.

Costumes -- It is considered very bad luck to change costumes if your first performance was a success.

Whether his performance is a success, as opposed to a coup, is hard to gauge, so closely does it skirt embarrassment.

Of course not every individual Platform performance was a success, but it's telling that several of the year's finest were presented under its auspices, including — from Mr. Harrell's entry — Emmanuelle Huynh with Nicholas Floc'h ("Numéro"), D D Dorvillier ("No Change or 'freedom is a psycho-kinetic skill' ") and Cecilia Bengolea and François Chaignaud ("Sylphides" and Pâquerette").

The performance was a success, and Jo became a permanent member of the group.

The orchestra's performance was a success and received positive reviews from both the American and Canadian press.