Sentence examples for performance twice from inspiring English sources
The ingenious conceit behind this play by American writer David Hancock is that it is never the same performance twice.
Best scene: Jason Biggs's assignation with Shannon Elizabeth's foreign exchange student, in which his excitement gets in the way of his performance, twice.
Experiments on 18- to 42-year old men and women on active duty found that half an hour of electrical brain stimulation improved their performance twice as much as caffeine, and the effect lasted three times as long.
The sprawling arts school teaches visual, applied and performing arts, provides a formal state education curriculum for almost 1,000 students and welcomes tourists through its gates almost every day of the year, with a circus troupe performance twice a week in the bright big top tent.
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The latter serves as a "blue cube" to host artistic projects and performances twice a year.
It is only 14 months since Powell was the 100m world-record holder with 9.74sec, but after Bolt's performances – twice breaking the 100m world record in Beijing last year – Powell had been written off in some quarters.
After an initial boost from both the manager's arrival and a winter break, this ageing squad may not have the legs to maintain top-level performances twice a week.
James Lapine, a frequent Sondheim collaborator, will direct the run, which will be 15 performances, twice as long as this season's other productions from Encores!, which specializes in scaled-back renditions of forgotten or flawed musicals.
Yet for all the music and musicians in New York, a steady residency by a big band jazz orchestra — like the Sanabria band's performances twice every Wednesday night at the FB Lounge on 106th Street — is rare enough to qualify as an apparition.
