Sentence examples for performance builds from inspiring English sources

It drives performance, builds a new relationship with the public and cuts costs.

Then his performance builds to declare the evils of the carbon tax until he's finally booming: You want t create jobs?

Dreda Blow's performance builds steadily, a moving combination of turbulence and reserve and she has a fine partner in Javier Torres' Rochester, who manages to convey some of the sheer sardonic force of his character's presence.

Paralyzed, Mugabe (Michael Rogers, whose performance builds from slow burn to full-on conflagration) and his wife (a machinating Rosalyn Coleman) send not for a traditional healer but for Dr. Peric, who has treated other Zimbabweans afflicted by unwelcome spirits.

The chairman sets the tone from the top, ensures a governance model that works in practice, focuses the agenda on issues of performance, builds a team of directors with the right mix of skills and experience, and reviews board effectiveness regularly.

The performance builds these connections of light into horizontal node patterns in midair, creating what the artists are calling, "three-dimensional vector drawings".

A typical performance built from a near whisper into a feverish cry.

Yet in a performance built around watching, listening and contemplating, Mr. Sparks injects laconic Ray with sly touches of prickly humor.

As the performance built, then ebbed toward the work's ineffable close, one wished that an announcement had been made before the concert forestalling applause at the end.

It was a performance built on the leadership of John Terry, the one unchanging figure in the centre of the Chelsea defence, who scored the first goal and lunged in to block a shot from Harry Kane on 87 minutes.

Japan's post-war economic performance, built upon social cohesion and political continuity, has been strikingly more successful than that of countries such as Britain, which pride themselves on confrontational systems of government.