Sentence examples for performances reversed from inspiring English sources

The musical "A Chorus Line," which opened on Broadway in 1975 and closed in 1990, after more than six thousand performances, reversed the mythic path from anonymity to celebrity.

In the 1990's, the relative performance reversed.

Only by sending more personnel, military and civilian, can President Obama improve the Afghan government's performance, reverse the Taliban's gains and prevent Al Qaeda's allies from regaining the ground they lost after 9/11.

And once it was widely accepted that they had transformed the economy's performance, reversing them became unthinkable.The Blairites argue that public-service reform is now making a difference, and that people have noticed.

It was found that deficits in consolidation of both non-spatial recognition memory and working memory performances were reversed by 5-HT6 receptor blockade [ 39].

When the vulcanisation system is conventional, the finest size filler shows superior mechanical performance while the order of performance is reversed when the vulcanisation mode changes to efficient.

Correction: August 24 , 2001 Friday A picture caption in the arts pages on Wednesday with an article about the Kinsey Sicks, a drag performance quartet, reversed the identities of two performers in rehearsal.

An obvious explanation is that, whereas in the 1980s the German and the Japanese economies seemed to be doing better than the American one, in the 1990s the balance of economic performance was reversed.

In the rally that began in early January, the relative performance has reversed dramatically.

The deterioration of the fermentation performance was reversed in the presence of sorbitol.

Stroll scored a podium place when he finished third at last year's Azerbaijan Grand Prix but Williams' performance has reversed since then and he currently languishes third from the bottom of the standings.