Sentence examples for performed brought from inspiring English sources

Seeing the music performed brought out its ravishing details.

"The next year, we moved into a bigger store, where we had more room to perform, brought in some of our friends and continued the series". In 1986, the musicians decided the effort was stable and popular enough--they were drawing approximately 110 people to each event--that they became a nonprofit organization.

For this reason, he believes independent organisations have a vital role to perform, bringing key industry players together.

Everything becomes focused on the next time you'll get the high that performing brings.

After he was injured in the rink in college, Dale ventured back into performing, bringing the same commitment, passion and discipline he developed on the ice.

How Monteith's death will affect the series, which revolves around graduates and present members of a high-school choir filled with an odd collection of characters whose love of performing brings them both pleasure and pain, remained uncertain Sunday.

The aim of Kurant's living and breathing installation, which is currently on display at the Guggenheim, is to highlight "invisible labor," also now known as "playbor" (the collision of play and labor), with the main focus being on the "unconscious work we are all constantly performing bringing profits to corporations such as Facebook".

As in "Once," Ms. Davis played with a rich sensuality that sweetened every number in which she performed and brought out the songs' melodic solidity.

As well as the text of each play, the apps include a full audio track so you can listen to the play being performed to bring scenes to life in your head.

They came to Essen in trucks in which potatoes, building materials and also cattle had been transported, and were brought to perform work at Krupp's.

The work that professional and specialist associations have long performed in bringing teachers together for the discussion of issues of mutual concern is now being extended by such developments as the establishment of teachers' centres in Britain.