Sentence examples for performance has turned from inspiring English sources

Now that performance has turned to dust.

The performance has turned into a life story.

At the area's blue chip companies, stock performance has turned grim as growth has slowed.

In liberal East Coast circles, judging from my soundings at this weekend's New Yorker festival, dismay at Obama's performance has turned to anger at his lack of readiness.

Most people said they did not know how they would vote, or declined to share the information.Still, Darren Sanders, the Lib Dem candidate and a city councillor, reckons his leader's strong TV performance has turned Portsmouth North into a genuine three-horse race.

And up to now, hardware that has achieved both of these qualities in one device — ideal size and performance — has turned out to be too expensive to make.

In recent years, researchers seeking to understand the function of sleep and its effects on performance have turned more and more to the study of daily, or circadian, biological rhythms.

Even before the latest recession, economic performance had turned mediocre: in the 1990s, growth averaged only 3.3% a year and income per person rose by only 1.5% a year, while inequality another old Latin American vice increased.In many countries, but in Argentina especially, democratic politicians are seen to have failed.

Those performances have turned the mild-mannered Mr. Tucci into something of a Hollywood "It" boy.

But Mr. Romney's steady performances have turned up in living rooms here, too, offering him a starting point to intensify his effort.

The funky space, a mix of industrial grit and Art Deco grandeur, hosts about 40 exhibitions a year, concentrating on French artists, while its late-night film screenings and indie rock performances have turned it into a nightlife destination.