Sentence examples for popular performances from inspiring English sources
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.
In popular performances, attractive actresses play the roles of such refined heroes as Ardjuna, and humour and spectacle take precedence over dance.
Two of his most popular performances of the decade came in The Witches of Eastwick (1987) and Batman (1989), which featured Nicholson's over-the-top comic turns as the Devil and the Joker, respectively.
The Christmas music of Marc-Antoine Charpentier was written for spectacular and popular performances in the Church of St.-Louis (now St.-Paul-St.-Louis) in the 1690's.
The volumes he published in his 50s and 60s, usually to the accompaniment of popular performances of his poetry, even sometimes to jazz, on the circuits, won him increasing recognition as a craftsman, a love poet, un homme moyen sensuel who could put that role into verse with touching accuracy and appeal.
Human growth hormone, another popular performance-enhancing drug, will likely remain undetectable in Sydney.
His Samson Agonistes (1671), however, is magnificent "closet tragedy"—drama more suitable for reading than for popular performance.
Her popular performance led to numerous return visits, and from 1983 to 1986 she was a frequent guest host on the show.
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.
