Sentence examples for performance warming from inspiring English sources

Increasing muscle temperature at first improves performance ("warming up") then induces fatigue.

As Nick uncovers the layers of his character, the performance warms up and captures the emotion behind Gatsby's dreams and disillusionment.

In the backstage green room of Creative Time's Summit: Revolutions in Public Practice (which was a bright yellow), as a semi-fascist performance warmed up outside with stomping shovels and chanted power slogans, Liam Gillick and I stole away for a few moments over some free snacks and wrangled through the beautifully sticky morass of what it means to be an artist today.

He soon settled in, though, and brought his familiar strengths to his performance: warm colorings, clarion sound, ardent phrasing (though his tendency to scoop up to high notes became a bothersome mannerism).

Repeated trials for the same respondent serve two purposes: 1) to enable/allow the respondents to become familiar with both the network context and the ATIS performance (warm-up phase, in the meaning it assumes in the context of our experimental work); 2) to observe several reactions of the same respondent with respect to different stimuli.

Cool colors represent poor performance, warm colors good performance.

Their performance after warming up with stretching is likely to be worse than if they hadn't warmed up at all.

Peter Wise, a senior majoring in jazz performance, had warmed up on his brand-new guitar.

Presumably their performance also warmed them up for the main event: Mendelssohn's Concerto for Violin, Piano and Strings in D minor, the centerpiece of a concert by the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra.

Mahrez also helped set up Okazaki for Leicester's fourth and produced a performance to warm Leicester's travelling support on a bitterly cold and wet night.

Rehearse your performance, and warm up your voice for all the moaning you'll be doing.