Sentence examples for performances marking from inspiring English sources

This year, there's no shortage of performances marking the 450th anniversary of the birth of Claudio Monteverdi.

And the season is also studded with performances marking the 80th birthdays of our greatest composers, Peter Maxwell Davies and Harrison Birtwistle.

The school's "Workshop" performances — marking the end of the academic year — are a yearly highlight for dance lovers, who scour the ranks, divining who will be the next Suzanne Farrell or Edward Villella.

Friday's Liszt concerto forms part of a series of performances marking the 200th anniversary of the Hungarian composer's birth.

Various stunning musical performances marked the extravaganza, with a new generation of performers like MC Soffia, a 12-year-old rapper from São Paulo's hardscrabble periphery joining giants of Brazilian music like Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.

After all, these performances mark the full troupe's American debut.

12pm: Swimming performances mark the opening of the Aquatics Centre in the Olympic Park.

That victory and other impressive performances marked the Czech as one of the most dangerous opponents on the circuit.

I was appalled by A. O. Scott's declaration that current on-screen performances mark the "New Golden Age of Acting" [Feb. 15].

What's more, Schrader elicits performances marked by a comically self-absorbed fury that matches his compositions; Dafoe's crazed tension is pulled to the breaking point between the desperate and impossible efforts to reach outward and to look within.

In Brendan Gill's 1972 Profile of the actress Tallulah Bankhead, "Making a Noise in the World," he wrote that her restless talent seemed to catch the world off guard; she was different, and her performances marked her as something new.