Sentence examples for performance altogether from inspiring English sources

Last show ever This was the title of the team's most recent touring show, a commercially useful but misleading one, since they have no plans to shelve live performance altogether.

But by 1975, Rainer had abandoned live performance altogether, devoting herself to film-making with the same adversarial determination that she had shown in dance – and attracting as much attention in the art world.

Word has it, however, that the German authorities are preparing to quash the performance altogether, claiming that the content is a tad too blasphemous in nature for Berliners.

Wisden noted that Peel "bowled remarkably well" in the second Test; it stated that, in the third, "the Australians were helpless against Peel" and judged his overall performance "altogether admirable".

According to Richter, tensions between Breton and Tzara had surfaced in 1920, when Breton first made known his wish to do away with musical performances altogether and alleged that the Romanian was merely repeating himself.

Her performance was, altogether, a triumph.

Even so, to watch them in live performance is altogether more sensational; and it's only then that you feel the full excitement of Mr. Missé's matchless footwork.

Rachel Rutherford (in mauve) gives a performance that is altogether meager, wintry.

Apart from a few instances of untidy ensemble work, the performance was an altogether respectable showing for the orchestra, which returned for two encores: a rollicking account of Bernstein's "Candide" Overture and an animated medley of traditional Korean folk songs.

Each of these contribute data about an employee's skills and performance, and taken altogether, they can form a comprehensive "360-degree" view of each employee.

Rooney had another ignominious performance, looking not altogether settled in the striker role, his beguiling backheel the only redeeming quality in his performance, a true shame that it didn't it lead to a goal through no fault of his own.