Sentence examples for performance seizing from inspiring English sources
Suddenly another woman (Rachel Krische) strides forward and takes over the performance, seizing a microphone and issuing loud, clipped commands to the stage crew and dancers.
It wasn't until the early nineteen-eighties, though, that promoting corporate culture became an industry unto itself, when C.E.O.s, struggling to deal with foreign competition and subpar performance, seized on culture as a solution to their problems.
Danny Houghton, whose exuberance from acting half set the tone for his team's performance, seized a half-chance to put Hull ahead in the eighth minute and Danny Tickle kicked three goals.
Young performance artists seized a moment in the limelight.
The strong SNP performance was seized on by the Tories who claimed that it showed that Labour was struggling to position itself as the natural opposition to the Westminster coalition in what was once a natural heartland.
But Mr. Duterte's erratic performance ended up seizing much of the attention.
But Bouchard matched her performance to the occasion, seizing her first break of serve when she needed it most, at 4-5 in the second set, and reeling off four games on the spin to end the contest.
Astana-Würth, based in Spain, has been involved in a doping investigation that has jarred the sport since the Spanish authorities raided several apartments in Madrid and seized performance-enhancing drugs last month.
Seizing on a national anxiety over poor student performance, many governors are taking aim at a bedrock tradition of public schools: teacher tenure.
G-Munich is the kind of place that reminds you how far restaurants have come in seizing the ground once held by theater for live performance and staging.
Despite the modest performance, Ireland's government seized on the growth figures as proof the country was not in danger of a double-dip recession and was on track to meet tough goals laid down in the bailout package from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
