Sentence examples for performers aside from inspiring English sources

The performers, aside from Ms. Monk, are Theo Bleckmann, Ellen Fisher, Katie Geissinger, Ching Gonzalez, Bohdan Hilash, John Hollenbeck and Allison Sniffin, the music director.

This is partly because there is little sense that the six performers, aside from Mr. Basaran, are fully inhabiting the emotional deliveries he asks of them; gestures that are meant to seem tortured instead come off as tics.

Mr. Arias is the sole (human) performer aside from nearly invisible puppeteers, and Mr. Twist the designer and director.

Djoudi, Drapeau, and Lepreux are musicians, mainly, and did the bulk of the playing for "Micro"; Chartreux, an ex-gymnast, also played keyboards, and was the only performer aside from Rigal who appeared to be trained in movement.

As the program unfolded, the performers' small asides, fleeting smiles and tears — Ms. Bernstein's eyes welled up at the sight of her father on screen — were clear to most of the audience of 90.

If you can't resist the excitement of pursuing the next great performer, set aside a portion (20% to 30%) of each asset class to allocate to active managers.

The piece got off to a slow start, but soon the two performers swept doubt aside.

In its ritual stillness, this body of work abandons the syntax of Western music, and performers must set aside their training to do it justice.

New Jersey is also among the heaviest borrowers, and one of the worst performers in setting aside money to meet pension and retiree health obligations — failings that could make budgeting more painful for decades.

Rob James-Collier, who plays Thomas the footman in Downton Abbey, aired similar concerns in an interview earlier in the year with the Radio Times in which he claimed that working-class performers were being squeezed aside because they did not have the "comfort blanket" of a wealthy family to support them.

Unproven rumors of a Teen Mom's paycheck aside, no performer gets paid six figures for a movie.