Sentence examples for performs unusually from inspiring English sources

If a show is a hit in Britain or even if it performs unusually well in its time slot phones start ringing in production companies' offices.

"Long. LiveA$AP" was made with the help of Rocky's crew, A$AP Mob (A$AP stands for Always Strive and Prosper), and it bounces between poles: at times, Rocky performs unusually skilled trim couplets, while at other times he repeats the mantras of hedonist rap, which document car collections, guns, getting high, anonymous sex partners.A$

The monetization effort is built around a single, interactive ad unit on the left side of the Meebo Bar that performs unusually well, with users clicking on the ad on over 1% of impressions.

"The National School Improvement Tool was built on research into the practices of highly effective schools, defined as schools that make rapid improvements in student performance over time or that perform unusually well given the socioeconomic backgrounds of their student intakes".

The NSIT was built on research into the practices of highly effective schools, defined as schools that make rapid improvements in student performance over time or that perform unusually well given the socioeconomic backgrounds of their student intakes.

They then swam rapidly away from the noise and some performed unusually deep and long dives.

"Revelations" was performed, unusually, with Sweet Honey in the Rock's musicians and singers onstage.

With Bill Clinton, Mr. Dole's opponent that year, performing unusually well for a Democrat in rural areas, Mr. Kemp had the potential to advance Republicans' standing in the cities.

Even where the BNP has performed unusually well - winning council seats in Burnely, and significant votes in 2001 in Oldham- any mini-breakthroughs tend to be quickly lost to in-fighting and incompetence.

JPMORGAN CHASE managed to remain profitable throughout the financial crisis and performed unusually well in the dry period that followed, but a quarterly loss it reported on October 11th reflected a variable even it could not control: government litigation.

A group of doctors who performed unusually high rates of heart procedures on patients at a community hospital in Ohio settled with the Justice Department over accusations that some of the procedures were medically unnecessary, federal regulators announced on Friday.