Sentence examples for performers where from inspiring English sources

The smoke-free (exemption and vehicles) regulations 2007 create certain exemptions including for private dwellings, designated bedrooms in hotels and clubs, designated rooms in care homes, hospices and prisons, and performers "where the artistic integrity of a performance makes it appropriate for a person who is taking part in that performance to smoke".

West Virginia is also among the group of lowest performers, where maths levels are far below western European countries or high-performing Asian education systems in South Korea or Singapore.

Sometimes I strained to hear what the performers where saying, and sometimes I just basked in the murmuring, indistinct haze of sounds.

In the congested world of subway performers, where dance troupes, conga circles and violin players blur, Ming Liang Lu, 57, is an alluring presence.

PBS officials spoke dreamily of an age in which people watching "American Masters" could click a button on their remote controls to view additional on-screen information about featured performers, where children watching "Sesame Street" could communicate directly with Big Bird using a remote-control keyboard.

Hamilton starts with Howard Odum and his phonograph cylinders in the 1910s (he may later have discarded the recordings because the actual songs didn't harmonise with his folk theories) and goes coolly through to James McKune, a recluse dwelling in a YWCA room in the 50s with 300 old discs under his bed, each selected for the purity and obscurity of their performers, where they were audible at all.

You're a natural performer, where did that come from?

Always smiling, he's another master performer where all the street's a stage.

There comes a point in the life of a performer where things start to get too easy.

It's still a danceable space, but closer to the floor of a darkened nightclub, and reminds Williams of her days touring South America as a performer, where running away for a drink "meant any chance for a samba to live music on a pocket-handkerchief of space … a tiny wee dance-floor".

The background: Simon "Youngman" Smith has the melismatic vocals and politely charismatic presence of a future star, and the way he sings over beats produced by Benga and Skream has indicated to some he is poised in 2012 to become the "male Katy B", ie a smoothly commercial post-dubstep performer where James Blake and Jamie Woon were, in retrospect, too idiosyncratic to make it in the mainstream.