Sentence examples for performs that much from inspiring English sources

It is ridiculous that a male director's bonus could be double that of his female colleague, no-one performs that much better than their deskmate.

That is, in the pre-2000 group, CEOs who had an MBA tended to perform that much better than those who didn't have an MBA.

"We felt that we didn't perform that much in the first game, so we had to do something - we had to play our own game".

The observation that only those who exercised at a 12-KKW dose experienced a significant improvement in sleep quality compared with control may be viewed as discouraging, as this dose equated to approximately 190 min/week of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise 14 and many individuals may not be willing to perform that much exercise to improve sleep.

She hasn't performed in New York that much lately, given that the West Village club Visiones, which booked her weekly, closed in 1998.

She didn't perform live all that much; the one concert this writer encountered was not nearly so persuasive as the videos, with awkward problems of pacing.

Amid the corruption theatre, it's easy to forget that bins and rents have carried on being collected, that schools are performing well and that much of Tower Hamlets is thriving and booming – and, along Brick Lane, scoffing and boozing - like much of the rest of Inner London.

As a result I wound up not really performing those songs that much.

Just, you know, because they don't want you performing on trains that much".

As performed by Ms. Hilty, that much-performed number becomes a realist's "what I believe" anthem that finds the spirit of steel beneath Lorelei's flirty glitter.

John Tchicai TRIBAL GHOST John Tchicai, the Danish tenor saxophonist best known for his crucial involvement in 1960s free jazz, didn't perform all that much in New York in his final years —  he died last fall, at 76 —  but he made those moments count.