Sentence examples for performing entertaining from inspiring English sources

But, like Unsinkable Molly Brown—she called her 1988 memoir "Unsinkable"—she kept at it, touring, performing, entertaining.

This concert, the last of the season, features the Escher String Quartet performing entertaining pieces like "Farmony," by Bruce Adolphe, and "Sneaky March," by Steve Mackey.

Mr Guyton said he believed that had he reached the age of 80, Elvis would have still been performing and entertaining audiences – much in the way that Tony Bennett is still singing at the age of 88.

But play doesn't mean having fun; nor does it mean performing or entertaining.

Perform, entertain, exaggerate.

There was a sense of a current of life flowing subversively around and even over the songs that these turn-of-the-century Dubliners were performing to entertain one another.

The government quickly came to the view that most actors would do more good performing to entertain the troops and the general public than serving, whether suitable or not, in the armed forces.

The solo, Mr. Zurak said, could have been performed to entertain shahs and kings.

While exhibiting whales in aquarium-like displays would be allowed, the animals would no longer be made to perform and entertain.

Mr. Turner explained that the show began in 2005 as a five-minute sketch that he and Mr. Clarkson were hired to perform to entertain the long lines of fans waiting to buy the sixth book, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," on the eve of its release in Britain.

"I breathe to perform, to entertain, I can't imagine myself doing anything else.