Sentence examples for practice of performing from inspiring English sources

One down side of the popularity of titles has been to marginalize the venerable practice of performing opera in translation.

Because the group "thinks nothing of taking the subway home at midnight," Mr. Lisberg said, the authority's practice of performing overnight maintenance has affected an increasing number of riders.

"But it was rewritten and extended for Leipzig in July 1723, both to reflect the gospel of the day -- Mary's visit to Elizabeth -- and to follow the Leipzig practice of performing double cantatas, the first part between gospel and sermon, the second during the communion.

This is a sharp contradistinction to the usual practice of performing each task separately.

Findings support the clinical practice of performing initial neuropsychologic evaluations after resolution of PTA.

This is in line with the practice of performing MRI of the thighs only [39, 40], just as muscle biopsy is usually taken from the quadriceps muscle.

Through defining traditional sexual practices as politicized LGBT identities, "the existing multiplicities of sexual practice and ways of performing them in society are formalized in new western categories with their specific place in an international political trajectory.

Her film has led SeaWorld to defend its practice of keeping performing killer whales, or blackfish as they are less commonly known.

When comparing all general practices, partnership practices had a higher OR of performing spirometry compared with single-handed practices (OR 1.24, CI 1.09-1.40), Table  2.

When you have discovered more skillful ways of performing, practice this new way for a while.

The title, of course, suggests the general aim: to tell us about Shakespeare in his own times, and the book - never less than elegant, judicious and wise - takes us on a pleasantly discursive journey through the plays in chronological sequence, noting aspects of political life, giving a sense of performing practices of the time, adducing the occasional biographical fact.