Sentence examples for performed battle from inspiring English sources

And then, suddenly, you stepped across a threshold and out of a world of pastels into a kingdom of darkness, of netting and camouflage, of blasting music and a soundtrack of destruction, as well-muscled male models in camo performed battle routines while displaying the upcoming line of little G.I. Joe action figures or their evil Cobra counterparts.

I was basically promoting, going to radio stations, performing, battling bronchitis because there was so much smoke in venues.

The software, too, is vastly improved: you can now, for example, use Xbox Live or the PlayStation Network to perform Battles of the Bands against your mates elsewhere in the world.

They were the last of thirteen artists and groups to play at the six-hour event, and performed "Last Battle", "Those Who Fight Further", "Maybe I'm a Lion" and "Clash on the Big Bridge".

The grandeur of the event peaked at halftime under a big, round moon when the Army Glee Club and the Notre Dame band performed "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," a religious fight song for an army of Yankees of the 19th century.

At the Capitol, Myrlie Evers-Williams, the civil rights leader, delivered the invocation and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir performed the "Battle Hymn of the Republic".

A vigorous dance requiring delicate balance and precision, it was probably originally a victory dance for a solo male dancer, performed after battle.

Abolitionists frequently performed "The Battle Cry of Freedom," including one group who celebrated Independence Day by singing the tune at Jefferson Davis's recently captured plantation – afterward hanging a placard over the door declaring, "Down with the traitor, And up with the star".

This is a ritual performed before battle to ensure victory.

Instead, Momoa breaks out into a Haka, or an ancestral war cry or dance of the Māori people of New Zealand that was typically performed before battle.

That Sunday night, the Tony Awards were dedicated to the victims, and the company of Hamilton performed the Battle of Yorktown without muskets.