Sentence examples for performance opened to from inspiring English sources

On a Friday night in September, a few days before the performance opened to the public, a somewhat exhausted Simon met with me for an interview in a windowless room in the Armory.

This year they are inviting attendees to swim across the Solent in a charity race to gain access to the festival, initiating a mass ukulele performance (open to all - although you must provide your own ukulele), offering a breast feeding/baby temple (imaginatively titled Breastival) and a hammock-heavy garden courtyard chill space called, er, Restival.

Monica uses both traditional and non-traditional instruments and methods, and the students showcase their original compositions in a performance open to the community.

But the alchemical perfections of Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick proved to be hard to replicate when those stars left the show, and the first actor to take over from Mr. Lane, the great British actor Henry Goodman, was rather unceremoniously let go before his performance was even opened to critics.

At the end of the performance, the doors opened to reveal Spears saying the catch phrase.

Sharing the lead with Jack Kelly, who played Bret Maverick's brother Bart, Garner's deft performance opened the way to movie stardom, and he left the show in 1960.

The production ran for a disappointing 96 performances, although it had opened to a standing ovation from the audience and a generally optimistic reaction from critics.

The Cubesat performance and the mission scenario opened to these small satellite systems could be greatly enhanced by an increase of the available power.

O'Mara's performance opened with Zimmerman's family testifying about their do-gooder son.

The performance opened with Bieber sitting playing the piano while singing.

The charity's solution is to invest heavily in the arts – including the new Horsfall Centre for performance, opening in December – to give young people what Spray calls "wrap-around support".