Sentence examples for performers less from inspiring English sources

Nor do we see the performers' less talented sisters, who, one assumes, are earning their rupees in less esthetic ways.

Those plans include an end to automatic raises, a green light to fire poor performers, less generous pensions and a ban on union business on the government's dime.

Ms. Kitt knows how to make a single shoulder shrug or raised eyebrow convey more erotic provocation than most performers less than half her age.

In Holland, among the best performers, less than half of men are predicted to be overweight in 2030 and only eight per cent obese, compared to 54 per cent and 10 per cent in 2010.

(Sisario) EARTHA KITT (Tonight and tomorrow night, and Tuesday through Thursday) At 80, Ms. Kitt knows how to make a single shoulder shrug or raised eyebrow convey more erotic provocation than most performers less than half her age.

Page 1 Sports N.F.L. PLACEKICKERS BECOME CAN'T-MISS PERFORMERS Less than halfway through the 17-week N.F.L. schedule, place-kickers have made 45 field goals of 50 yards or longer, putting them on pace to obliterate the record of 66 long-range field goals set in 2008, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

As with the opening ceremony, United States broadcaster NBC was criticised for its coverage, as omitting performers less-known in the US.

And when men cry in response to performance feedback, the feedback provider rates them as a lower performer, less likely to get promoted, and less capable, as compared to women who cry.

A white rapper, heavily tattooed and as lean as jerky, he's a frisky performer, less about cool swagger than rowdy antics.

And the potential Obama is demonstrating as a political performer -- less than two years after his elevation from the Illinois state legislature -- is prompting some colleagues to urge him to turn his attention to 2008 and a race for the presidency.

The successful country duo Brooks & Dunn will perform, along with Lee Ann Womack and the Gatlin Brothers, but most performers are less well known, like the Texas band Dexter Freebish and Donnie McClurkin, a gospel singer.