Sentence examples for potent performers from inspiring English sources

While Lincoln said it would not offer high-performance versions of its vehicles, Cadillac's V-Series models are potent performers.

Restlessly pacing and crouching across the stage, his 2009 recovery from deadening addictions which almost finished him has made him a more potent performer, with physical charisma and energy he never had before.

That proved a high point, with the Dumfries side declining to demotion in 1958-59; buthereafterer, though by now in his thirties, Patterson remained a potent performer, gelling exhilaratingly with the thoroughbred English international schemer Ivor Broadis as promotion was missed by a point in 1959-60.

Vernon Philander showed why he has emerged as a potent performer in Test cricket by leading a Somerset fightback against Lancashire at Taunton.

So much of their Premier League form has been aimless since December, when a team denied its most potent attacking performers through injury had wilted badly for all the efforts of Scott Dann, Damien Delaney and Mile Jedinak to haul them through to safety.

The dronelike chanting, even by performers with potent voices, will begin to seem like an endless bar mitzvah.

A number of their key performers under-performed but they should still be a potent force in this year's All-Ireland series.

Ms. Staton's company includes Thom Fogarty and several other performers of extra-potent presence.

"Poem for Brenda," choreographed by Camille Brown, an American Graham dancer, was a simple, potent journey for Brenda Baden-Semperformerrfofmer of iridescent intensity from Trinidad and Tobago.

Yet what makes the strongest impression is not the potent fusion of genres but the performers' sheer virtuosity.

It is a potent, emotionally taxing theme, as the performers become wearier and more hopeless but struggle to keep going, to find safety.