Sentence examples for performance to ask from inspiring English sources

He said there have been occasional flubs but no major blunders, although one viewer was apparently so soothed by Mr. Green's congenial tone that he interrupted the performance to ask a question.

I contacted Steve Magness, a cross-country coach at the University of Houston and the author of "The Science of Running: How to Find Your Limit and Train to Maximize Your Performance," to ask him about Marcora's study.

When quarterback Graham Harrell was asked after the game about Williams's performance, he had to ask who Matt Williams was.

"Set against the tough spending measures and mixed company performance, we have to ask ourselves whether we are paying more and getting less".

As the world awaits Susan Boyle's next performance, we have to ask: will the media mania, the pressures for a "total makeover," and the hungry maw of commercialism overwhelm and perhaps destroy the joie de vivre that makes her such an effective and affecting singing sensation?

In this context, one aspect of assessing a hospital's performance might be to ask how well these problems (or potential problems) are identified, prevented and managed.

But after the sad spectacle of Wednesday night's performance, Ms. Queler will have to ask herself whether this time she was Mr. Bergonzi's collaborator or his enabler.

In light of past performance, investors might want to ask themselves whether they are allowing exuberance to carry them away, forgetting to ponder the potential risks of such a long-term debt.

This is not to criticize Flora Cross, who gives a delicate, determined, and downright spooky performance as Eliza, but to ask whether spelling competitions should, by statute, be open to anybody whose father is Richard Gere.

This could be seen as an attempt to discern whether the applicant has plans pertaining to marriage or children that could impede her future work performance, which is illegal to ask.

"When someone deviates enough from their prior performances, it's fair to ask questions," Wadler said.