Sentence examples for performing primarily from inspiring English sources

The original group, which was made up of several smaller troupes, was organized in Moscow in the mid-1770s, primarilyg primatily athehe mansion of Count R.I. Vorontsov.

And on a frigid winter night in the glitzy ski town of Aspen where beautiful people come to be seen and heard, she crushed it as a solo artist performing primarily with musicians who weren't part of her Nocturnal animal kingdom.

Although he works as a te reo teacher, he's hesitant when it comes to the idea of performing primarily in the Māori language; speaking with SNIFFERS earlier in 2018 he said that although he has written in the language "I don't think it's where my strength is…just because I speak Māori I don't think people should automatically assume I'm going to sing in Māori".

From 1919 until 1956, the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus performed primarily in tents.

"She is unabashedly Beninese and even now performs primarily in African languages," he says.

Mr. Montgomery also continued to perform, primarily as a pianist, and led a trio at the Parker Meridien Hotel in New York from 1989 to 1993 before moving back to California.

The record was performed primarily by Allen on piano; its closest cousin in pop music is probably "Johnny Cutler's Birthday," Randy Newman's original demo of "Gold Old Boys".

Although we probably laugh or smile more when we are happy than sad, these acts are performed primarily in response to face-to-face encounters.

Worship of the gods was performed primarily in the context of a central ritual called yazna, which corresponds in a great many details to the Vedic yajña.

Hightower then performed primarily with Marquis George de Cuevas's company until his death in 1961, after which she formed the Centre of Classical Dance in Cannes, France.

Whereas ketoprak is performed primarily in central Java, ludruk, a spoken drama that handles mainly contemporary subject matter, is performed in eastern Java by both amateur and professional troupes.