Sentence examples for performance with which from inspiring English sources

The only performance with which I can find fault is that of Catalina Sandino Moreno as his young guide.

The implication of personal life in performance with which Gerwig launched her career might be unbearably risky for an already-established star of Stewart's stature.

This was certainly several notches down from the performance with which Wenger's team won 3-0 against Chelsea the previous weekend.

Wiggins had warned that, if Cavendish really wanted to win, he was going to have to produce the sort of performance with which he won Milan-San Remo – "the ride of his life".

Hull's new coach Peter Sharp does not arrive from Australia until next week, but he will surely be impressed by the tough and clinical performance with which they last night ended a three-match losing run.

The multi-period modeling approach is applied to accommodate discontinuous nature of part-load performance, with which techno-economic impacts of part-load operation is investigated in a holistic manner.

The emotionally shattering performances with which he made his London debut in 1986 established him as the most talked-about Russian in town, and his defection from Moscow four years later made headline news.

He may no longer have the pace to produce the kind of dazzling performances with which he emerged as a teenager in the previous World Cup, in 1995, but this was an enjoyable reminder of his natural handling skills.

After watching the hugely impressive performances with which Roby made his name, as a substitute, in Great Britain's Tri-Nations matches in Australia and New Zealand in 2006, Tony Smith, the England coach, has made the 22-year-old the fulcrum of a more athletic team that he believes will be better suited to the bigger pitches and firmer surfaces of the southern hemisphere.

A mathematical model has been developed to evaluate shell-and-tube heat exchanger performances, with which heat-transfer coefficients and pressure drops for both fluids in tube and shell sides are obtained.

But the finer musical points are more difficult to indicate and must eventually stem from the performer himself or from a performance tradition with which he is familiar.