Sentence examples for performance listen from inspiring English sources
But if you don't think an off-the-field incident can upset the balance of on-the-field performance, listen to Chris Chandler, the Bears' quarterback.
I'm kidding but this was a terrible performance". Listen to the Test Match Special podcast.
(To sample a bit of this performance, listen to the clip below of the Scherzo movement. If you like what you hear and want to listen to the whole symphony in audio form, go to NEC's InstantEncore page here).
He taped every performance, listening through for three hours rather than sleeping, just to check that his voice was still there.More often than not he was also wrecked by stage-fright.
He said that he and Jeff Fish, his director of athletic performance, listened to their M.M.A. training pitch and hired them to train 16 players in wrestling, boxing and muay Thai during off-season conditioning from late March to early May.
Answers to these and many other questions get the children carefully following the performance, listening to the stories and advice given by the puppet characters.
He would stand in the wings during performances, listening to the audience laughing.
Our findings seem to stand in contrast to several studies that show a relationship between cognitive performance and listening performance with, or a relative benefit from, different signal-processing strategies in HAs.
It's important not to fall at the first hurdle, and on this first day of the course students are invited to view Bun 'nd Cheese's legendary 2010 performance of Listen, which ushered in a success-free future for trios of hopefuls, and draw their own conclusions about how important it is to deliver a competent vocal performance.
I think that this recording represents Ms. Price better than it does that aria (of which I have 10 better recordings), but at least it's always interesting at each performance to listen to the particular qualities she brought to this music.
After a monstrosity of a performance I listen to my voicemail.
