Sentence examples for performers as far from inspiring English sources

A bare-bones cover of Fleetwood Mac's Rhiannon, meanwhile, reveals an important source, not just for the recurring myths in Khan's work but for the whole floaty white witch trope so beloved of female performers as far apart as Courtney Love, Taylor Swift and Florence Welch: Stevie Nicks.

What a rare and rich treat to see a group of performers stretch the classics as far as possible and not one inch further.

Luckily, he was among what might have been the least dance-averse crowd of teenagers in Manhattan: 31 fellow performers from high schools as far away as Yorba Linda, Calif., who came to N.Y.U. on Thursday to compete alongside Stephen for one of two Jimmy Awards, named in honor of the theater producer James M. Nederlander.

I say almost, because there is not a whit of artistic aspiration in the star performer or the production as far I can tell.

Independence might be a slightly emotive subject in Scotland right now, but this event goes way beyond politics, instead concentrating on truly underground performers and cutting-edge acts as far removed from the mainstream as is decent.

As far as the performers know, it's the first recording.

Why are you now based in LA? Britain is still 15 or 20 years behind America as far as black performers are concerned; there is still a very tokenistic attitude.

It can be something finite, stretching as far as the performer's limbs.

As far as drag performer Aaron Manhattan is concerned, the Imperial went down because the police were harassing and overly surveilling the premises.

There is so much talent, and it is boxed as 'Far East.' " Design performers will also be featured in a tent at the rear of the Moore: a hypnotist who has the public describe an object that he then constructs; students making porcelain ice cream cones suitable for collecting (and, yes, filled with ice cream); and a tattoo project (temporary and permanent versions available).

As far as humanly possible, this choreography turns performers into patterns.