Sentence examples for performances everyone from inspiring English sources
After more than a year of workshops and out-of-town tryout performances, everyone involved with "Once" has become reconciled to the complexities of art's imitating life in the musical, which opens Tuesday at New York Theater Workshop.
So there's a ready-made audience for the PBS documentary Hamilton's America, which screens on 21 October under the aegis of Great Performances: everyone wants to be in the room where it happens.
Yet the entire cast and crew said that the show must go on, and during the performances everyone, audience included, felt tension and fear - would "they" end the performance and arrest us all?
Here's what's probably going to happen : Viewers will be treated to a few out of the ordinary performances Everyone will be complaining about regional voting blocs Like most competitions that involve competing against other European nations (and doesn't include the use of bicycles), the UK entry will flop.
After a performance everyone agreed was marvelous, Joe Montana responded in his typical aw-shucks manner.
I saw "Sondheim on Sondheim" last spring, and as I looked down the row during the performance, everyone was in some state of teariness.
But the performance everyone on set is talking about is Vanessa Redgrave's: she plays Volumnia, the mother who raised Coriolanus as warrior for Rome – more nuanced and less of a battleaxe than is customary.
Here's my case against Sather: 1) After last season's disastrous performance, everyone -- fans, the news media and management -- agreed that the Rangers needed a major youth movement.
"But, in terms of performance, everyone can see what a big improvement there was.
"If there is any decline in Springbok performance, everyone will be all over this policy," says Nauright.
This cuts down on optimal performance since only someone who happens to be the sample size is getting a shoe that's perfectly designed to maximize performance; everyone else's size is being made slightly longer or shorter.
