Sentence examples for performance swiftly from inspiring English sources
The performance swiftly started to take on the quality that, more than any other, has made Mr. Thielemann, at 54, one of the most acclaimed Wagner conductors in the world: a naturalness, an ease, a sense of the music simply unfolding.
Palin's performance swiftly devolved from her energetic opening sequence.
Take his performance on the swiftly organised riots special last month.
The three-tier scheme is an integrated effort for bridging the development and operation communities, maintaining stability to the operational performance, and adapting swiftly to software technology innovations.
MOTOKO RICH Lebanon Retracts Ban On Performance Piece Reacting swiftly to Lebanon's revocation of its ban on his performance piece, Rabih Mroue presented "How Nancy Wished That Everything Was an April Fool's Joke" twice yesterday at the Theater of the City in Beirut.
Yet their prosaic performance will be swiftly forgotten in comparison with what happened in the 78th minute when Hazard went to get the ball from a ballboy close to the corner flag and ended up being sent off for violent conduct.
King Frederick William III of Prussia, who attended the second performance of Robert, swiftly invited him to compose a German opera, and Meyerbeer was invited to stage Robert in Berlin.
And managerial uncertainty seldom improves performances – Manchester United swiftly declined when Sir Alex Ferguson prematurely announced a retirement in 2001 that he ended up not taking.
What is most impressive about "Christmas Carol," apart from the performances, is how swiftly the settings, designed by Tom Buderwitz, are whisked on and off stage.
Even so, a Sunderland performance in which Johnson swiftly equalised Nacer Chadli's early opener and Jordi Gómez's late free-kick was diverted beyond Hugo Lloris by the unfortunate Harry Kane to once again level matters, was more about heart than mind.
Like any well-run business, we are responding to these concerns ensuring stars can rise faster, the hard-working are rewarded, and under-performance is dealt with swiftly and fairly".
