Sentence examples for planned performances from inspiring English sources

The response was immediate and extreme, with businesses boycotting the state and entertainers cancelling planned performances.

Both he and Rihanna had to cancel several high-profile appearances, including planned performances at the Grammy Awards the day of the attack.

Five leading Israeli theatres were facing a mounting political row yesterday after a pledge by 60 of the country's most prominent actors, writers and directors to boycott the companies' planned performances in a Jewish West Bank settlement.

He was prejudiced against television appearances, considering such speeches the equivalent of carefully planned performances, such as stage shows.

The threat was taken seriously in light of the controversy surrounding the tour among Japan's religious and conservative groups, with particular opposition to the Beatles' planned performances at the sacred Nippon Budokan arena.

After planned performances by an amateur opera company in Middlesbrough, England were "stopped because [they] would be 'distasteful' to ethnic minorities", a local newspaper declared that the actions were "surely taking political correctness too far".

And on Wednesday, Colombian singer J Balvin canceled a planned performance.

Her planned performance in the opening ceremony, The Silk Road, was the only solo dance in a show that was rich in traditional imagery and synchronized performances.

[Wall Street Journal] Marni Kotak, an artist, gave birth to a boy in an art gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, in a planned performance.

Julia Blackburn, the executive director of the company, said that dancers and staff became concerned about security after two bombings in Israel weeks before the planned performance in June.

Foreign participants in the New Israeli Opera's season arrived, but one company, the Stuttgart Opera from Germany, canceled a planned performance in October.