Sentence examples for performance skidded from inspiring English sources
For my money, I thought her performance skidded across the line separating "glacial" from simply "frozen stiff" – you've got to give us something, Scully.
They'll continue in this manner until they have nudged the steering system as close as possible to some ideal performance target (skidding at 50 mph, not 40).
Line length is in low correlation with the forest road network (Košir et al., 1988), but the question of optimal line length also demands the knowledge of cable crane set-up and take down times, as well as performance when skidding wood.
The dollar turned in a mixed performance Tuesday after it skidded lower on foreign exchange markets and then central banks--possibly including the Federal Reserve--intervened to support it.
Now, state governors don't actually have much impact on short-run economic performance, so the skidding New Jersey economy isn't really Mr. Christie's fault.
Experiments are conducted to test the tracking performance of skid-steer robot.
It's rangy and eloquent music, and players like Sonny Treadway, the Campbell Brothers, Aubrey Ghent and Mr. Randolph turn familiar songs -- "Just a Closer Walk with Thee," "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" -- and lesser-known ones into jaunty performances that go skidding and whooping toward an affirmation of faith.
Sports writer Frank Menke described Maulbetsch's 1915 performance this way: "[The] Wolverine halfback skidded from the heights of greatness to the level of mediocre..
The Nasdaq composite fell 30.65 percent, slightly ahead of its dismal performance in the fourth quarter of 2000, when it skidded 32.7percentt.
Stocks skidded again Wednesday, marking their worst two-day performance since February, as crude oil leaped above $134 a barrel and the Federal Reserve issued a downbeat economic forecast without any suggestion of further interest rate cuts.
