Sentence examples for performance apart from from inspiring English sources
Wales head coach Warren Gatland said: "It was a good performance apart from that last two minutes.
It's this same sunny resolve mixed with flashes of disappointment that set Ms. Mol's "Shape of Things" performance apart from the rest of the cast.
During Wiz Khalifa's Sunday headline set, the rapper delivers a frills-free performance – apart from the barrage of inflatable joints and steam jets.
This sets her performance apart from those of her illustrious predecessors like Ms. Taylor, Natasha Richardson (in a television adaptation) and Victoria Hamilton (who was brilliant in a West End revival two years ago).
At the moment, I'm still trying to figure out the connection between this putative "Chinese Democracy", the Falun Gong cult, an iron fist and masturbation, these being the most prominent references discernible in the performance, apart from Rose's repeated claim that "it doesn't really matter".
I did not see many positives in that performance, apart from maybe Wayne Rooney's first goal at a World Cup finals.
Unlike their white peers, the brothers had little control over any aspect of their film performances, apart from the dancing itself.
Among the best individual performances, apart from Nolan's, was that of Sheffield Wednesday's Dutch winger Etienne Esajas, who scored their first goal and set up the two others in the 3-1 home win over Cardiff.
It has often been said that she did everything Astaire did, but backwards and in high heels, yet this clever comment fails to acknowledge the nuances she brought to their performances apart from skillful footwork.
I'd imagine the complaints have died down a bit after his performances?" Apart from his set-piece deliveries, he's not done a great deal tonight, but there's time yet.
So there were three singers on stage turning in sound performances (apart from the page, Oscar, who, as played by Youngok Shin, seemed descended from another planet, a sprite on rubber legs cavorting around the stage, acting out her notes more than singing them, since she was often inaudible).
