Sentence examples for performing privately from inspiring English sources

For more than 20 years, Terry and Irving acted out the nation's subliminal desires and urges, keeping a special chair in the Lyceum's prompt corner for the Prime Minister to drop in after work, performing privately for the Queen at Windsor Castle, dining with the President in the White House, commanding wherever they went storms and swells of public emotion on a scale almost inconceivable today.

Individuals who elect to have the surgery performed privately will present directly to these private health centres.

He performed privately for the King and his family almost every day.

Composed in 1717, "Esther" was first performed privately and did not have its public premiere until 1732.

Astorga's first opera, La moglie nemica ("The Hostile Wife"), was performed privately at Palermo in 1698.

Mr. Hadiprayitno, who started performing in 1946 and regularly performed privately for Suharto, the former president, lives in Tegal Dowo, a village in Bantul that was almost leveled.

But he is able to perform privately, his CDs are sold on the black market and, in an inexplicable twist, his songs are played on Iranian radio stations.

The observances included exorcistic ceremonies performed privately within each family to remove evil forces lying in wait for individuals as well as for the community as a whole.

First performed privately in 1918, it takes excerpts from three of Plato's Dialogues (in the French translation by Victor Cousin), ending with an account of Socrates' death.

However, it seems to have escaped rap historians' attention that Facade - first performed privately in 1922 at 2 Carlisle Square, London (house party anyone?), then at The Aeolian Hall in 1923 - is the first example of rapping.

They are offering a top-uppable voucher to contribute to the cost of operations performed privately, but the voucher they would give parents to pay for a school education has a mandatory, self-defeating cap.