Sentence examples for performer in the same from inspiring English sources

He's a very special performer; in the same way Langhorne Slim really whips people up, Jamie T has a certain degree of power over his audience.

Pieranunzi has long been a master of song-form variations but has cut expressively free of familiar guidelines in middle age and begun to sound like a performer in the same league as his original inspirations.

Years later Ms. Lang, by then a member of the Graham company, discovered that another Graham dancer, Jane Dudley, had noticed the same Duncan performer in the same run to the front at Carnegie Hall.

Other things being equal, Professor Heston said, "it would not be a bad idea" for such investors to buy a stock sooner rather than later if it was a particularly good performer in the same calendar months of prior years, while waiting a month if it performed very poorly.

Different performers in the same performance may sing in different keys, requiring the accompanying musicians to constantly retune their instruments or switch out with other players.

Not surprisingly, the "Lied von der Erde," with the alto Kathleen Ferrier and the tenor Julius Patzak, is close kin to the classic Decca recording made by the same performers in the same month, May 1952.

Joy adds: "The industry is slowly waking up to the fact that it is not just VOD [Video on Demand] that caused the drop in porn DVD sales, but that even males are bored of films that always show the same performers in the same studios going through the same sexual positions in the same running order and looking bored whilst faking it.

Standing among the thirty folks at the Fridman Gallery the night of the show, I witnessed two performers in the same stretchy yellow suits of 2016's Mauve Bird: Part Yellow video pulling, prancing, and tearing at each other, peeling away their yellow clothes to reveal the first signs of pink beneath them.

She won the $20,000 prize "by singing well and digging into some of the best aspects of black entertainment culture, the parts that make audience members and performers join in the same experience".

There was an awe in the relationship between patrons and performers in much the same way as the general public views international royalty.

"In North Korea the circus is considered a high form of entertainment, and performers are held in the same regard as accomplished actors and dancers," said Lee B. H., Hyundai's entertainment manager.