Sentence examples for performances lay from inspiring English sources
Producers say that a larger variety of shows and the informality of the performances lay behind the increasing popularity of al fresco theatre, and that audiences enjoy the novelty of seeing a play in an unusual and beautiful location without having to spend serious money for the privilege.
But the true beauty of his performance lay in its incremental parts.
The performance lay in sharp contrast to his first-round performance on Saturday morning that had kept onlookers guessing.
The greatness of the performance lay in its ability to register, with a sublime economy, all the character's mood shifts.
His solo was cut and the beauty of the performance lay in the assemblage of planes in Ms. Álvarez's dancing.
If I'd had enough breath with which to do so, I would have pointed out that the secret to our mutual discrepancies in performance lay in what we had, or didn't have, between our legs.
Peter's concern for performance lay at the basis of the Table of Ranks (1722), which served as the framework for the careers of all state servants (military, civil, court) until the second half of the 19th century.
Pianist Joseph Middleton matched Maltman for power in the two Mahler songs, yet the strength of this duo's performance lay less in their deeply expressive sound than in their expression of humanity.
Ms. Jaffe opted for a simplified version of her big solo in Act I, but the beauty of her performance lay in its stylistic unity and emphasis on Romantic expression within classical ballet.
But the real greatness of the performance lay in one simple fact: as the buoyancy in Archie's public persona slowly faded, so Olivier showed the pain of the private man confronted not just by a failing career, but also by the death of his son at Suez.
As a result, PSD contracts redistribute the gains to equity holders across certain future states, increasing returns to equity when the firm performs very well, while reducing them when performance lies in a middle range.
