Sentence examples for performance two years from inspiring English sources

Another had earned a bonus for improved performance two years in a row.

Among the reasons for losing a spot on the high-potential list are making a poor transition into a new role, diminished performance two years in a row, behavior that's out of line with the company's culture and values, and a significant visible failure.

The band won its second Grammy for the single "God Is Dead?" Black Sabbath embarked upon a farewell tour in 2015, with a final performance two years later; a live album and film, The End: Live in Birmingham, commemorated the show.

Nonetheless, now a 28-year-old dogged by injury in recent years faces a lengthy suspension – a four-year ban if she is found to have taken meldonium intentionally to enhance performance, two years if unintentionally – and faces a pivotal turning point.

Adele became the first woman since Barbra Streisand to win the award for best pop solo performance two years in a row, Frank Ocean won for best contemporary urban album, and Kanye West and Jay-Z won three awards for their collaboration album, "Watch the Throne".

Adele became the first woman since Barbra Streisand in the mid-1960s to win the award for best pop solo performance two years in a row, as Grammy voters said her live version of "Set Fire to the Rain" deserved the trophy.

Not that Olivier's performance, three years before Branagh was born, would put him off.

The milestones are based on Tesla's 2028 market value, whereas typical targets are based on performance three years out.

Legg Mason will pay $682 million when the purchase closes plus two additional amounts based on the firm's performance three and five years later, Legg Mason said in a statement.

Rimsky adapted his libretto from a play based on the tale by Alexander Ostrovsky, that had its first performance nine years earlier, in a production with incidental music by Tchaikovsky.

The rest have already returned to their gyms, to their diets, to their sleep schedules; to the start of the long, monotonous climb towards a peak performance three years away.