Sentence examples for performed with some from inspiring English sources

In the sixties, ignored by Balanchine, she performed with some other companies, and did well in them.

Running only six weeks, "Regina" could not be called a box-office success, but the work has many admirers and is performed with some regularity in opera houses.

That said, the question remains whether this new work can enter the orbit of operas performed with some regularity around the world.

What the Americans would call a heavy-hitter, he was nevertheless modest and realistic, despite having performed with some of the great names in jazz.

A guitarist, singer, songwriter and harmonica player, Mr. Kirkland performed with some of the greatest names in blues and soul, including John Lee Hooker and Otis Redding.

Ms. Berk performed with some modern dance companies, living as a free spirit in what was known as an open marriage, and in the 1950's began the work that established her reputation from London to New York and California.

In later years he continued to perform with some of the original Delfonics members.

The London Sinfonietta Academy provides young instrumentalists with the unparalleled experience of working and performing with some of the world's finest contemporary musicians.

Like his fellow countrymen Hugh Masekela and Abdullah Ibrahim before him, Mseleku was eventually to make an international impact, performing with some of jazz's biggest stars.

His journey between identities reached a point of strangeness when he was invited last December to perform with some of his students at a Christmas party at the United States Embassy.

She has also been performing with some of those songwriters, and her three-night stand at the Bowery Ballroom features Eliza Carthy, who is the daughter of two leading English traditional singers, Martin Carthy and Norma Waterson.