Sentence examples for performance sponsored from inspiring English sources

Thousands of teenagers crowded onto the grass to see Atif Aslam, a popular singer, in a performance sponsored by a cellphone company.

On Friday, it will be at Montclair High School, Park and Chestnut Streets, for an 8 30 P.M. performance sponsored by Unity Concerts.

The performance, sponsored by the Latin American Cultural Center of Queens, is included in museum admission: $8, $4 for children and students, free for children under five and members.

"Considering the information above – and with great appreciation for your work as an artist – HRF believes that your participation in a performance sponsored by a thuggish kleptocratic dynasty involved in gross human rights violations would be improper," Halvorssen said.

In January, Levine collaborated with Antony and the Johnsons for a sold-out performance sponsored by MoMA at Radio City Music Hall, and currently he's part of a group show at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles, which runs through May.

In his letter to the dance company and its well-known choreographer Ohad Naharin, which emerged this week, Eno expressed his understanding for Israeli artists but said it was "unacceptable" for his music to be used in a performance sponsored by part of the Israeli government.

When you have occasion to reward an employee for stellar performance, sponsor their attendance at a class that will further their personal goals and hobbies.

Talk story about one of a series of Monday lunch-hour performances sponsored by local businesses, in front of William Cullen Bryant's statue in Bryant Park.

Our correspondents report on weeklong multimedia performances sponsored by Fondazione Alda Fendi (above) in Rome, the annual flower parade in Amsterdam and other events around the globe.

Ryan Seacrest of "American Idol" introduced performances, sponsored by Clear Channel, by four young musical acts: the Fun., Karmin, K'naan and the Wanted.

By Victor Chen The New Yorker, June 17 , 1974P. 24 Talk story about one of a series of Monday lunch-hour performances sponsored by local businesses, in front of William Cullen Bryant's statue in Bryant Park.