Sentence examples for performs wonderful from inspiring English sources

The cat who performs wonderful tasks and makes a fortune for his master is a popular folk tale in many parts of the world, and may have originated in Persia.

He added, "You get to perform wonderful, wonderful words to an audience that really wants to hear you".

In 1967 scarab beetles from Europe and Africa were imported to Australia to cope with the dung produced by 30m cattle; native dung beetles only consume the dung of kangaroos and other marsupials.Plant-eating insects are naturally kept under control by other insects, dragon flies and mantids, for instance, performing wonderful feats by catching them in mid-air.

By 1969 the chip was performing wonderful feats of calculation.

Polyphony's director Abboud-Ashkar andeesaidnd said this is the most rewarding part of his work with Jewish and Arab youth: "To see when young kids from Tel Aviv and Nazareth meet and they rehearse very hard and they perform wonderful beautiful music and the minute they stop rehearsing they go outside and they enjoy being together -- then I see that the vision has become reality".

Rogers performed a wonderful rendition of Stevie Wonder's "Ribbon in the Sky," garnering praise from all the judges, who also gave him a standing ovation. .

He wanted to feel the pure joy they had in performing, their wonderful optimism.

It was as if it had just performed a wonderful magic trick on itself.

It is quite likely that their maps were already in the hands of the European explorers who performed these wonderful feats of seamanship that we have all grown up with.

I'm not a republican – I think the royal family perform a wonderful ceremonial function – but I am an atheist, and I also find the idea that the royal family has any power over the government staggering.

Called to account for the behaviour of his actors, director Oliver Reese said: "It was seen as a bit of an experiment, sort of along the lines of 'let's perform this wonderful text and have a bit of a drink at the same time' and it went a bit awry.