Sentence examples for performers of a from inspiring English sources

A highlight of this year's Unruly Sounds will be a special performance of Arone Dyer's Dronechoir, partnering performers of a multitude of backgrounds.

Finally there's The Capoeira dancers, performers of a unique martial arts dance which originated in Angola.

Key and Peele are the lead performers of a Comedy Central sketch show.

Hayward plows through this Technicolor Fox musical lip-synching to recordings of the real Ms. Froman, establishing another link to the drag performers of a later generation.

The original performers of "A Chorus Line" were playing parts inspired by their own reminiscences or those of people they knew.

But there's another point: Clegg is one of British politics most accomplished performers of a likable persona (Brown's too chippy, Miliband too goofy, Cameron too oleaginous).

In theory, those who approach their jobs with this attitude and commitment are the uber-dedicated, high performers of an organization.

He worshipped the performers of an older generation and often mimicked their mannerisms on his show: the Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Stan Laurel, W. C. Fields.

He wanted to be regarded as a scientist, not as the performer of a stunt.

By the time he was fourteen, he was the star performer of a local math club.

But if some religious performer of a certain belief tries to argue with me, my reactions would be very much like this.