Sentence examples for popular performance from inspiring English sources

His Samson Agonistes (1671), however, is magnificent "closet tragedy"—drama more suitable for reading than for popular performance.

The most popular performance artist was Garry Thomas, of Vermont, known as the Bubble Man, who works with soap bubbles.

Ella Henderson's "Ghost" dropped to number two while George Ezra climbed two places to number three with "Budapest" following his popular performance at Glastonbury Festival last weekend.

Her popular performance led to numerous return visits, and from 1983 to 1986 she was a frequent guest host on the show.

In light of his continuing ardour on this point, does he miss the days when he took bustling, chaotic, popular performance to the people?

U.C.L.A. Live, the popular performance series that brings leading dance, music and theater companies to Los Angeles each year, has eliminated its prestigious international theater festival from the 2010-11 schedule because of budget cuts, The Los Angeles Times reported.

Human growth hormone, another popular performance-enhancing drug, will likely remain undetectable in Sydney.

And then there is the glaring absence of effective tests for other popular performance-enhancing drugs like testosterone, human growth hormone and an insulin-like growth factor.

But the balance of the medical evidence which would be harder to gather in an era of outright prohibition suggests that, used responsibly, today's more popular performance-enhancers mostly have only temporary side-effects, at worst.

The collegium's popular performances sometimes spilled over into after-hours sessions at Leipzig coffee houses.

Many of his most popular performances were as child-men rampaging through the prissy adult world.