Sentence examples for performer of a from inspiring English sources
He wanted to be regarded as a scientist, not as the performer of a stunt.
By the time he was fourteen, he was the star performer of a local math club.
Before his own turn in politics, Martelly was best known as Sweet Micky, a ribald performer of a lively brand of dance music known as compas.
The performer of a private rite often took on the role of a god in a myth, or even threatened a deity, to involve the gods in accomplishing the goal.
Eartha Kitt is probably best known today as the performer of an enduring Christmas hit, Santa Baby.
Although these sentences are grammatically correct, they violate a strong "agent-first" bias in English (and many other languages), in which the performer of an action is mentioned first in the vast majority of sentences.
JAMIE FOXX "Best Night of My Life" (J) On film, Jamie Foxx is a performer of wide range, a gifted mimic and an Oscar winner.
The original performers of "A Chorus Line" were playing parts inspired by their own reminiscences or those of people they knew.
Hayward plows through this Technicolor Fox musical lip-synching to recordings of the real Ms. Froman, establishing another link to the drag performers of a later generation.
But there's another point: Clegg is one of British politics most accomplished performers of a likable persona (Brown's too chippy, Miliband too goofy, Cameron too oleaginous).
At Motown, in the early sixties, the wildly popular performers of a stream of crossover hits became models of black achievement but had virtually no contact with the movement at all.
