Sentence examples for performers up with from inspiring English sources

Now he's the head of an organization called BuskNY that hooks performers up with legal help.

Not enough, alas: many of these performers ended up with no money at all.

In fact, the relationship that street performers strike up with their audience is based partly on the assumption that everyone involved is hip enough to realize that in the great scheme of things light entertainment of any kind is not of earthshaking importance.

In the boring bits they seemed to notice their sore throats and cough a lot… observations that might interest any concert performers fed up with audiences coughing.

If the political opinions of "SNL" writers and performers lined up with comedic fodder, their work would be cut out for them.

a) 23 b) 30 c) 34 d) 32 B3 Which famous performer ended up with trench foot after walking about in the mud in the same pair of trainers during the 1998 festival?

(La Rocco) VISION FESTIVAL: YOSHIKO CHUMA AND JOE MC PHEE (Sunday) Ms. Chuma, a gorgeously unpredictable avant-garde choreographer and performer, hooks up with Mr. McPhee, a musician whose instruments include reeds and brass.

| Sept. 7 at 8: David Del Tredici, not only a flamboyantly creative composer but also a formidable performer, teams up with his fellow-pianist Marc Peloquin to offer a selection of his works, including the Scherzo for Piano Four Hands (1960) and the suite "Gotham Glory" (2004).

We demonstrate that through government and non-profit stakeholder engagement and feedback, it is possible to ensure that the funds are distributed in an equitable fashion, allowing the worst performers to catch up with the best performers and that priority areas are targeted.

The former Riverdance performers Suzanne Cleary and Peter Harding teamed up with the London video artist Jonny Reed to inject some relevance into the folky dance genre via contemporary dance, hand tap, engaging video art and an easy humor.

Cuts to arts funding have not helped the cause but I hope that in a time of austerity artists and performers may come up with more creative ways of putting on a show.