Sentence examples for performances on which from inspiring English sources

Yet one of the Lisbon performances, on which her voice indeed wobbles badly on that final A, was surreptitiously recorded.

If he is to become champion, these are the performances on which it will be built.

A listener who has heard the work live only in America has to salute the Barbican audiences at the two performances on which the recording is based.

Because her brain works in a wide-angle way – unfocused and broad spectrum by nature – it leaves her available to feel, as opposed to think, her way into the kind of intuitive and yet precise performances on which she's building a career.

There are 17 studio tracks, dating back to 1993, along with a couple of live performances, on which she is joined by the Greek singer Eletheria Arvanitaki for a cool treatment of her classic Sodade, and Brazil's Caeatano Veloso for a simple, guitar-backed version of Negue.

Arnold has said she ended up rewriting much of the script to capture Lane's raw, wild performance on which the film hangs.

Last week the AA launched its first black box insurance product, which uses telematics to track the driver's performance, on which premium adjustments are made, and is aimed at young and inexperienced drivers.

The Ghost of Tom Joad was an acoustic number, but on recent tours Springsteen has repurposed it as an electric performance, on which Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello has often played.

The review should include a questionnaire survey to assess the program performance on which basis modifications suggested.

Unlike the two factors, the hardness does not have a definite effect on the kinematic performance, on which a further study is required.

The authors address the long-standing mystery of stable individual differences in negotiation performance, on which intuition and conventional wisdom have clashed with inconsistent empirical findings.