Sentence examples for performances with him from inspiring English sources

The drummer from New Orleans is capable of some of the greatest shuffles and funk rhythms you've ever heard, and no two performances with him behind the drums are alike.

Clemens disliked being upstaged by Riley, and thereafter attempted to avoid any future joint performances with him.

After [his heart attack in 2004], I did the first performance with him and Alicia Keys.

My father was also a musician and I gave my first performance with him when I was 15 months old.

They feel that a man should know where he stands and, therefore, the manager should discuss an appraisal of his performance with him periodically.

In 1969, his caricature of Haig in Richard Attenborough's film of Oh! What A Lovely War had a florid skill, and the following year he was rewarded with the Academy Award for best supporting actor for his role as the village idiot in Lean's Ryan's Daughter, though this performance, with him smothered under grotesque make-up as an Irish village idiot, was not among his most notable.

"Nothing is a performance with him.

While McPhee has played coy about their relationship in the press, she did refer to Foster as "really a special person in my life" to Entertainment Tonight ahead of a September performance with him at a Grammys event.

His generally underwhelming performances ended with him being forced into retirement by Mercedes' decision to sign Lewis Hamilton.

But Aids had left, Antony once said, "little black holes in the skies", including Klaus Nomi and John Sex. "A lot of the people we had grown up reading about had died by the time we got there so we felt kind of orphaned," says Johanna Constantine, who moved from California alongside Antony and co-founded the Blacklips Performance Cult with him.

The Gregster's pugilistic performance proceeded with him crowing about the travails of News Corp, saying the best thing about the humbling of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper empire was the fact he would no longer have to listen to the "self-serving garbage we heard from James Murdoch at Edinburgh a few years back".