Sentence examples for performance in the concluding from inspiring English sources

First, there's the austere black-and-white trilogy (Children, Madonna and Child, Death and Transfiguration, 1976-83) about a guilt-ridden gay boy from childhood to his silent deathbed in old age (Wilfred Bramble giving his greatest performance in the concluding film).

She went on to praise the singer's vocal performance in the song concluding "all of the flawlessness here is brilliantly undercut by that gravelly croak".

FOOTNOTES Kristin Chenoweth will star in the Jerry Bock-Sheldon Harnick musical "The Apple Tree" from May 12 through 16 in the concluding performances of the 2005 Encores! season at City Center.

"All of the World Championship medallists are still here and they are all vying for Olympic selection, whilst we'll have another four or five athletes introduced into the academy very soon and I fully expect them to deliver exceptional performances in the future," concluded Hall.

And it's hard to look at Parnell's performance in the special and conclude that he can't win.

The Winograd commission, which probed the army's performance in painstaking detail, concluded that it fought most of the war as a series of routine anti-terrorist operations.

A demonstration of the sensor performance in an application concludes this paper.

In a review of the company's performance in the Arctic, the department concluded that Shell had failed in a wide range of basic operational tasks, like supervision of contractors that performed critical work.

Performances on the Inside/Out stage, which are free, take place before performances in the theatres, and conclude with Q. & A.s with the creators.

But the best was saved for last, as the tour concluded with a performance in the concert hall where choirs belted out haunting military songs, ballet troupes demonstrated astonishing acrobatic skills and small children demonstrated almost superhuman acts, like a girl spinning around with a vase balanced on her head.

For example, a recent survey of the use of FDG-PET in the prediction of response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy found considerable variability in performance and concluded that the technique should not yet be used in clinical practice to guide therapy decisions (Kwee, 2010).