Sentence examples for performances for which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ohno's solo performances, for which he was known, were irresistibly powerful and fraught with ambiguity.

The performances for which one could buy tickets included those by American Ballet Theater.

But it has very strong performances for which Von Trier is undoubtedly partly responsible.

Among the performances for which tickets ($36) are still available are the July 27 concert with the guitarists Sharon Isbin and Go Nagano and the mezzo-soprano Susanne Mentzer; (970) 925-9042; www.aspenmusicfestival.com.

Mr. Kellogg's way of nurturing the company's populist mission was to offer solid and affordable productions of staples like "Carmen" and "La Traviata," and programs like Opera for All, with selected performances for which every seat in the house was $25.

awards are at least respectable ("The Big Short" and "Joy") or slightly respectable ("Trainwreck" and "Spy"), and actors are (mostly) lauded for the performances for which they're nominated.

At this performance, for which Cameron Grant was piano soloist, two male soloists were particularly vivid.

This is the kind of performance for which awards are designed.

Variety reports that Hathaway secured the film rights before her first performance, for which she later earned a nomination for a Critics Circle award.

The performance, for which Elba has not been nominated for an Oscar, also secured him the same prize at the Screen Actors Guild awards last weekend.

In addition to the evening performance for which tickets are $15, a dress rehearsal will be open to the public at 10 30 a.m.