Sentence examples for performed as much from inspiring English sources

There is far more new work actually choreographed at the Royal, but over the years Cojocaru has not performed as much of it as she'd have liked.

It sets the scene for an ideal life, one that's performed as much as lived: a world of interiors for public display.

Beat poetry, born to be performed as much as read, these were verses that spoke of Batman and bedsitters, bus rides and chip shops and plastic daffodils – and pop music too, of course.

But city records show that contractors with the same names as the contributors have performed as much as $22 million worth of work for the Housing Preservation and Development Department in recent years, much of it approved through purchase orders for minor repair jobs.

Silence emerges as the last hurdy-gurdy phrase dissipates into the hall, a silence that is often extended and forms part of the shared experience of the piece; a silence performed as much by the audience as it is by singer and pianist.

They could start their crackdown in Russia, where poetry is still a popular form of expression, and is often designed to be performed as much or more than read (in the 60s and 70s poetry readings drew stadium crowds).

Yet still, at age 75, he performs as much as he can, even if the performances rarely vary.

I perform as much from memory as possible.

I was performing as much as I could after that".

You are performing as much for yourself as for the person you are speaking about.

Her future goals, she said, are "to be happy, to teach and to perform as much as I can".