Sentence examples for performance in death from inspiring English sources

Brian Dennehy, who won a Tony Award last year as best actor for his performance in "Death of a Salesman," serves as the host.

But Ms. Franz has evidently not let go of her prize-winning performance in "Death of a Salesman," indulging in mannerisms and giving voice to inflections more befitting Linda Loman than Lola.

(This will be familiar to anyone who saw Mr. Dennehy's Tony-winning performance in "Death of a Salesman," but it works beautifully here too.) Mr. Strathairn's Cassius, whose wife has been appropriated as a plaything by Caesar, seems to grow more emaciated before your eyes, as if his swallowed anger had become a fast-acting cancer.

This year there was no big hit to draw in casual viewers, like last year's musical "The Book of Mormon," and Andrew Garfield, arguably the biggest star of the night, did not win the Tony for best supporting actor in a play for his performance in "Death of a Salesman".

He did not wish to portray the character as a typical action star would have, and instead took inspiration by Angela Lansbury's performance in Death on the Nile.

Both Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman delivered stellar, gut wrenching performances in 'Death In Heaven.' Clara Oswald's character went through an evolution unlike any companion we've seen before.

Despite its simplicity, the ASA-PS classification scheme has moderately good performance in predicting death [ 15 ▪, 16] and some complications after surgery [ 17, 18, 19 ▪, 20].

Brian Hatton London  While pleased to see you give front-page space (3 May) to Britain's poor performance in preventing deaths among children under five, and that inequality was mentioned in passing, we were disappointed that both the report and the accompanying analysis focused on poverty and deprivation as explanations.

He was however known to the Met, which in 2004 alerted the Home Office to concerns about his performance in four suspicious death cases.

There is even a story that Joey Gallo, the New York mobster, was so taken by Mr. Widmark's performance in "Kiss of Death" that he copied the actor's natty posture, sadistic smirk and tittering laugh.

Finally, a main advantage of our revised four-point venous CTA score is its performance in confirming brain death in patients with previous decompressive craniectomy.