Sentence examples for performed sometimes from inspiring English sources

Folk dances reflecting various tribal cultures are also performed, sometimes reproducing historical styles, sometimes offering modern variations in elaborate tribal dress.

She became an accomplished dancer and performed, sometimes with German dancer Mary Wigman, at the Cabaret Voltaire, a central meeting place of the Dadaists.

In Berlin in the late 1970s, Kippenberger managed S.O.36, a punk nightclub where he also regularly performed, sometimes by simply stealing the show from the scheduled acts.

To the untrained observer, the 15-minute procedure may seem like a form of torture, but to Ms. Mason, the suctioning gives her new life each time it is performed, sometimes twice a day.

Unlike, say, the late great Charles Ludlam, whose erudition informed the literate travesties of classic dramas he performed (sometimes in drag) with his Ridiculous Theatrical Company, Mr. Busch said he never sat down to write a play because he had an idea.

In addition, even in the best-case scenario where dual gating can be performed, sometimes a perfect motion correction simply cannot be achieved.

It's gruelling to perform, sometimes for a big audience, then for no audience.

Mrs. Ip was widely seen as Beijing's enforcer, sending police and immigration officers to perform sometimes politically controversial raids.

The big guns are there to perform Sometimes Live, "the show that didn't even last one episode".

Choral elements were richly sung by the New York Choral Artists, performing sometimes from the stage, sometimes from the balconies.

Following Maxene's death in 1995, Patty continued to perform, sometimes as a featured vocalist with the Glenn Miller Orchestra.