Sentence examples for performance dear from inspiring English sources
If this body of work is all that we as moviegoers will have from Mr. Ledger, probably best to hold this performance dear.
The dropout rate has also been quantified and used as an indicator of performance (Dearing, 1996; Bricall, 2000; Rauret & Grifol, 2001; OECD, 2008; Mandelson, 2009).
I was moved in a more complicated way by Betty Buckley's performance in "Dear World," the 1969 Jerry Herman musical which is only now receiving its London premiere, in a production by Gillian Lynne at the tiny Charing Cross Theater.
Flandez felt that the kiss made the "poignant moment" of the glee club's final performance "even more dear", and hoped that it would not be the last between them, while Aly Semigran of MTV praised the development and called the kiss "sweet [and] longing".
Once the Volvo deal was blocked, Volkswagen swiftly stepped into the breach.Critics have often sniped at Mr Piech's strategy, saying that once customers realised they could buy a cheap Skoda with much the same performance as a dearer Golf, he would find he was simply cannibalising VW's own sales.
Smith's performance of their poem "dear white america" was a viral hit, viewed by more than three hundred thousand people after it was featured on the "PBS News Hour.
(Laurence Olivier said of Guinness's performance in "Twelfth Night": "Fascinating, old dear.
In Matthew Bourne's romantic male duet Dearest Love, Hart gives a more predictable performance of comic, tremulous ardour.
It is one of my dearest memories, and maybe my greatest performance".
"He is a dear friend of mine and I would rate his performance a 10.
