Sentence examples for performers eager from inspiring English sources

Vaudeville-inspired variety shows could be shot live with a minimum of inexpensive sets, and there was still a significant pool of vaudeville-trained performers eager to work again.

Exclude the size of the room, and the two shows looked alike: teenage performers eager to flaunt their bona fides and their taste, exactly the things that probably set them apart from their classmates, but not, it turns out, from one another.

Balanchine made her come to him, and consequently, instead of becoming a prima donna in love with her own mannerisms, she grew into a diligent performer eager to be challenged.

Yet there are gags and scraps of action that give the movie fits of buoyancy, and these tend to come not so much from the younger, eager performers as from the old hands.

Coffee, after all, "is the general Drink throughout Turky, and those Eastern Regions, and yet no part of the world can boast more able or eager performers, than those Circumcised Gentlemen".

Another reason for the stability, not to say predictability, of Marlboro's basic repertory over the years is that new performers are always eager to trot out some of the standards on their own.

It seems obvious that certain record companies are peddling highly styled pornography with musical accompaniment … "It's depressing to see how these performers are so eager to push this new level of low.

But even outside of festival time you'll find eager performers in full swing in venues ranging from the cosmopolitan cool of the town's trendy Caravane Café (2bis Rue Qadi Ayad; 00 212 524 783111) to the ramshackle restaurants of the alleyway Rue El Khabbazine (near the jewellery souk), where local musicians take cheap tagine suppers.

In any case Mr. Day-Lewis remains the Streep of the season, the performer others are eager to get close to.

Ms. Mosco is an eager performer, maybe too much so for the loner O'Keeffe, who late in life found refuge in the isolated expanses of New Mexico.

An interview by Mr. Loriot with Madonna that appears in the exhibit book suggests that both the designer and the performer were equally eager to test the outer limits of gender confusion in the 1980s.