Sentence examples for performance calling from inspiring English sources

Anne Valdespino of the Los Angeles Daily News praised the selection of songs and Miguel's performance, calling the performer a "class act".

Mr. Obama went into a robust critique of Mr. Romney's debate performance, calling it "at least Stage 3 Romnesia".

Allan Kaprow coined the term in 1958 to name a new collage form of performance, calling happenings "radical prototypes" of performance art.

On Monday, he slammed Beyoncé's VMA performance, calling it a "shame" and boasting: "I saved more black lives than any of those people you saw onstage".

McCarthy also has little time for Firth's performance, calling it "uncomfortable", but is a little more complimentary to Stone, describing her as "lively" and "spontaneous".

Robert Pini, a spokesman for New Line, said that the studio was "very happy" with the movie's opening performance, calling the showing "quite amazing" considering the competition.

On Feb. 28, the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, said in two reports to Congress that TRW had exaggerated the sensor's performance, calling its contentions "highly misleading".

A federal appeals court judge reviewing the lawyers' performance called it "a colossal failure".

In a way, this kind of performance called for a toast: here's to your health.

The album's final track, an encore to the Tokyo performance called "Nothing But a Dream," makes this abundantly clear.

In sports where performance calls for swift reactions — like tennis and soccer — China's teams have typically struggled.