Sentence examples for performance walking from inspiring English sources

Beyoncé sang and danced in the studio; Fall Out Boy played on a temporary stage on Broadway; 50 Cent began his performance walking through the halls backstage; and Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Nelly shared a stage like a chummy hip-hop Rat Pack.

After the performance, walking amid the flowers and the trees, this renewed theatergoer's guest said, "If anyone wonders about the future of live theater or asks where the audience is, the answer is, 'Under that tent.' " "Romeo and Juliet," produced by the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival at Boscobel Restoration, Garrison.

She began the performance walking out in a white silk robe, standing in front of a backdrop of electric blue screens.

Rotten "was now really pushing the barriers of performance, walking off stage, sitting with the audience, throwing Jordan across the dance floor and chucking chairs around, before smashing some of Eddie and the Hot Rods' gear".

In addition, this trial will study the effect of intradialytic exercise on functional performance (walking, postural control, and muscular strength), body composition and health-related quality of life in HD patients.

Frailty was diagnosed using Fried's criteria (Fried et al., 2001) which is based on the presence of five measurable characteristics: slow motor performance (walking speed), poor endurance and energy (self-report of exhaustion), weakness (grip strength), shrinking (unintentional weight loss), and low level of physical activity.

Mr. M (dignified and dedicated, in Eddie Aldridge's performance) walks on and off, most effectively ringing his bell.

Before running a play, quarterback Kordell Stewart, putting on an Emmy Award-winning performance, walked toward his bench and made as if he was going to call a timeout.

But in the past few years she has made up for those missed trips, watching Broadway performances, walking into film sets in Washington Square Park, taking in museum exhibits and learning to navigate the subway.

The longest performance piece, "Walking on the Wall," was a variant of Mr. Petronio's stroll down the building.

At a recent performance, people walking behind the scenes, visible through the thin backing curtain, were a continuous distraction throughout the 100-minute play.