Sentence examples for performance suppose from inspiring English sources
But one of the most interesting ideas came from this reader, who points out that this piano could introduce a whole new dimension in live performance: Suppose Andre Watts sits down in Carnegie Hall for a live concert at a similarly equipped piano.
So who was his performance supposed to woo?
Are her performances supposed to be sexy, artistic, both or neither?
That's the thing I most look out for in a performance, I suppose.
Dana Gardner, a technology analyst with the Yankee Group, said that many consumers, when confronted with degraded or unreliable PC performance, mistakenly suppose that the answer is to add more memory or even to buy a new computer.
I should say in my own defense that I'm not one of these men who drink themselves senseless, but they didn't allow us liquor in the compound — for fear it would affect our performance, I suppose — and the taste of it after more than a month without made me want another taste and another after that.
The first performance was supposed to be in Vienna in 1862.
The new brand motto, "inspired performance," is supposed to suggest an elegant subtlety.
The performance was supposed to last sixteen minutes; the audience booed him offstage after four.
Without a stage, though, it was sometimes hard to tell when a performance was supposed to end.
District, state and federal systems for holding schools accountable for student performance are supposed to operate as parallel systems.
