Sentence examples for performance of something from inspiring English sources

We'll go to a live performance of something and out to eat.

How could anybody claim credit for the performance of something as vast and complex as the American labor market?

Speaking of Underwood, she showed off her unbelievable pipes during a powerhouse performance of Something in the Water.

Sometimes, they even got back on the discount-ticket line to see an evening performance of something else.

Angle's performance of "Something" carried all of the hallucinogenic drugginess of George Harrison's original; "Eleanor Rigby," in contrast, was transformed from the Lennon/McCartney lament to a hard-pushed piece of jazz.

He dove further into art later in the sixties when, wandering in the Mission District of California – he came across the live performance of something called El Teatro Campesino.

Non-performance of something due, required, or expected.

In his loving performances of "Something" and "Across the Universe," it was as if he were channeling all four lads at the same time.

Physical exhibitions screenings or performances of something easily accessed from the comfort of one's home become less attractive when coupled with irrationally high ticket prices for something that can be seen for (practically) free.

A succession of haunting flashbacks to his own boyhood, in the Second World War, when he waited for Allied help that never came, suggests a possible cause, but Vasilescu's earthy performance tells of something more stubbornly rooted: a force of ill will, which cannot abide the good will of others.

"It's for the consumer who wants more zip than perhaps the output of the Pop base model, but who doesn't feel the need to go as high into the performance range of something like the Abarth," Tim Kuniskis, head of the Fiat brand in North America, said during the car's introduction here.