Sentence examples for performance both on from inspiring English sources

She was in the original cast of Old Times in 1971, and in 1985 gave a desperately moving performance, both on TV and in the West End, in A Kind Of Alaska.

But they don't account for the performance both on the field and at the bank: since 1993, the team has had the best regular-season record, and has built up a rainy-day fund of $127 million.

There's also a generous offering of clips of Williams in performance, both on record and on film, and Bash also includes citations from Williams, spoken on the soundtrack by Alfre Woodard (often accompanied by an unfortunate skein of boilerplate stock footage; it would have been better simply to see Woodard at a microphone).

Compared with the parallel structure, HPSMCF has better performance both on time consumption and recognition rate.

Could we get an ecosystem developed with performance both on cost as well as on bandwidth or throughput?

But they also provide a tidy excuse to the financial community for GM's miserable performance, both on dealer lots and on income statements.

Roughly one-fourth (26%) of messages from users highly anticipate his performance, both on-stage and backstage through his Twitter account @rickygervais".

With the new Grand Cherokee, Chrysler has created a Jeep that has reasonable performance both on-road and off, but that is not a benchmark on either front.

To evaluate its imaging performance, both on-axis and off-axis imaging experiments were carried out using the element.

Available machine fault diagnostic methods show unsatisfactory performances on both on-line and intelligent analyses because their operations involve intensive calculations and are labour intensive.

The Dutch cellist Pieter Wispelwey has won great critical acclaim for his technically accomplished, musically probing and stylistically informed performances both on period and on modern instruments.