Sentence examples for performance opening from inspiring English sources

This performance, opening the Collegium's sixth season, proved a real arrival.

Tomorrow night, Helene Alexopoulos will dance her farewell performance, opening and closing the program with George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" and "Vienna Waltzes" respectively.

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".

And Lil Wayne closed the show with a maddening if entertaining performance, opening with tunelessness on "How to Love" and concluding with chaos, and bleeps, on "John (If I Die Today)." Introducing Lil Wayne, Drake gave in to the general mood with a brief speech that required some bleeping, the theme of the night.

The results achieved show that the application of syllable segmentation information in speech recognizers improves their overall performance, opening good perspectives for the use of this kind of information in other contexts.

The PCA analyses presented here, operating on highlight as opposed solely to shadow, show that these can give a significant improvement in target identification and classification performance opening the way for reinvigorated effort in this area.

A concert performance opens this year's Edinburgh festival.

James Gray's drama "Two Lovers," starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Vinessa Shaw, and Joaquin Phoenix (in what will be, if his retirement plans are for real, his last movie performance), opens here Feb. 13th, but it opened in Paris this week to rave reviews.

The performance opened with two of Ms. Brown's "Equipment" pieces beginning with "Floor of the Forest" (1970), in which Todd Lawrence Stone and Samuel von Wentz dressed and undressed their way through a 12-by-14-foot 12-by-14-foot 12-by-14-foot 12-by-14-foot

Impetuous and wiry, the performance opened with an undulant sway that was instantly seductive; the third movement brought quiet playing of an integrity and intensity that proved utterly gripping.

The performance opened with "Closer," a 2006 Benjamin Millepied duet danced by Alexander Hille and Céline Cassone, who draws the eye with her fiery hair and holds that focus with the clarity of her technique.