Sentence examples for performers from it from inspiring English sources

Liz Buehler calls her company Gritty Cherries Inc., and the performers from it who danced her "Fried Chicken Deli" certainly brought a sense of grit to the choreography, as they kept assertively stretching and hopping.

In the episode featuring Michael Richards, his co-star of his legendary sitcom Seinfeld, Jerry says that doing a show is not about what a performer gets from it.

It isn't exclusive to Mongolia — the Tibetan monks have brought it here, and a colleague recalls having heard it with performers from the Aleutian Islands — but it is very seldom heard in the States; and even among Mongolians onstage it varies fascinatingly from performer to performer.

Situated on the shores of Lake Malawi, this year's event runs from September 9-11 and features UK scratch star DJ Yoda, performers from London Club It's Bigger Than and Liverpool's Chibuku Shake Shake - whose name was inspired by a Malawian beer brand.

18 Unlike conventional parametric approaches, DEA is capable of modeling production with multiple inputs and multiple outputs by comparing each decision making unit to a production frontier defined by the best performers from data, and it has been applied in many settings to evaluate the performance of various types of organizations and programs.

One common complaint is that few widely embraced performers have emerged from it.

A pay-for-performance system may force managers to differentiate better performers from poorer ones, but it doesn't help them internalize new standards by which to judge subordinates' performances.

In his programme, Sir David has explored the BBC archive for clips of the great sketch show performers from wartime radio show It's That Man Again and Variety stars such as Ken "Daft as a Brush" Platt to the Two Ronnies, Morecambe and Wise and Bruce Forsyth.

It featured performers from over 30 countries who auditioned via YouTube videos.

The Macbeth attracts such a wide range of performers – from CocknBullKid to Muse – that it always seems to have a different vibe.

As developed by performers from Woody Allen to Steve Carell, it's a persona that's become so pervasive in American comedy that Hope's originality can be difficult to perceive today.