Sentence examples for performances carries from inspiring English sources

The main front-page illustration in Arts & Leisure today, with an article about Broadway stars who often miss performances, carries an incomplete credit.

He tosses off a film script and a play, gives theatrical performances, carries out a book tour of America, jets to Morocco on working trips, visits a prison and chairs a government committee.

It is said that some performances carry a film.

But the central performances carry a production that in its best moments swaggers with gleeful high spirits and a genuine sense of history on the march.

In addition, as in "Stop, Repair, Prepare," these two works present demanding performances carried out under compromised conditions, in this case idiosyncratic gym equipment.

Analysts with better past performances carry more weight than those with shaky records.

In contrast, crowded flamenco bars with no scheduled performances carry a magical spontaneity.

Real-time performances carry a peculiar vividness and urgency you can't get from something that already happened, even if it was just minutes or even seconds ago.

These can be performances carried out in the artist's daily life, or artworks that engage with real world things and issues in tangible ways.

Negga and Gilgun's performances carry the show, which gets by on their mutual love/hate chemistry with Jesse, while it takes the season to find its voice.

Ray Yeates's versatile performance carries the audience with him, as Eoin reels from disorientation, loss and grief.