Sentence examples for performances late from inspiring English sources

So as we all suspect, Tebow's helped in Total QBR by his rushing ability and his performances late in close games.

Housed in a former coal storage warehouse, the rambling, makeshift space has a corrugated fiberglass roof, communal picnic tables and a small stage where ponytailed flamenco guitarists and dancers give impromptu performances late into the night.

Vettel showed how, despite the previous two seasons of domination and then his Red Bull team's relatively weak start to 2012, he could still put together a string of impeccable performances late in the season to come from behind in the standings and win.

People eat late, theatres and cinemas begin performances late as a matter of course, and the siesta is by no means dead, although the introduction of modern business methods and the influx of foreign interests have tended to alter the traditional workday, doing away with the long midday break.

So now there is Patas Chico, a tiny bar across the street popular among the flamenco crowd; impromptu performances late at night after the shows are not guaranteed, but nor are they uncommon, and a glass of wine is just 2 euros.

With a strong performance, late in the day, from Lena Olin.

"I'm in better shape physically," Alexander said, explaining his strong performance late in the season.

Mr. Carpenter's single straightforward classical performance, late in the set, helped to explain his decision to play jazz.

The orchestra's most influential musicians debated through the day today whether to take a vote after a performance late tonight.

In a video interview Mr. Brey, 58 and a seasoned soloist, reports that he came by his interest in Baroque performance late, when, a decade or so ago, he heard Bach's "St.

Of course, the political science models that link the president's fate to economic conditions are also oversimplifications. Ordinarily, the public defaults toward giving the president credit or blame for economic performance late in his term.