Sentence examples for performer to attach from inspiring English sources

At the extreme, John Cage supplies "materials" (lines, dots, shapes) and leaves the performer to attach musical significance to them.

Over a lifetime of attending concerts and opera performances it's inevitable that you tend to attach yourself to certain performers in whom you develop an enduring artistic trust.

Remember to attach your leash!

In "Lives," the Iranian-born performer Ali Moini attaches himself to a spiderweb of strings in an attempt to elucidate the multiple selves that can coexist in any one person.

And, presumably encouraged by the popularity of mannequins across the theatrical spectrum – from the experimental (Kneehigh) to the mainstream (War Horse) – even Punch and Judy would find it hard to dispute that many of this year's stand-out performers are attached to a string, have a hand up their bottom or a mask on their face.

In the starkiss, a performer attached to a dangling rope by a bit in her mouth turns herself into a human top spinning wildly in midair.

The performance of NM HC deteriorates quite fast, from the best performer to the worst performer.

The introduction of Chinese opera is attributed to the capture of a troupe of performers attached to the Mongol army that invaded northern Vietnam in 1285.

This week Sarah saw The Circus of Horror at a 21st birthday party: "Grandparents watched performers attaching a Hoover to their genitals with the impassiveness of a wartime generation".

Kobe Bryant, is the N.B.A.'s most feared clutch performer, a label long attached to West, whom Bryant counts as his greatest mentor.

Our results indicate a tendency of poor performers to overestimate their performance while high performers underestimate theirs.