Sentence examples for premier performer from inspiring English sources
The result instilled even more confidence in a team that had beaten the Eastern Conference's No. 1 seed without their premier performer 48 hours earlier.
Chicago were set to extend their unbeaten run to five, but then up stepped the Impact's premier performers to do what premier performers tend to do.
PREMIER THEATER COMPANY Free Outdoor concert featuring a cast of more than 40 Premier performers.
They traded Gervin to the Spurs, and he immediately became the face of that franchise and one of the ABA's premier performers.
Traditionally it has presented premier performers in lavish productions, as well as providing a summer hangout for the businesses of classical music and recording.
Since leaving Bordeaux for Juventus in the summer of 1996, the unlikely looking midfielder with the lumbering gait has matured into one of the sport's premier performers.
Mario Tarradell of The Dallas Morning News stated that "Entre a Mi Mundo did feature Los Dinos as the backing band, but the album was undoubtedly a solo star-making turn for Selena" Roundup Newsletter of Allmusic wrote that "Selena, with her crystal clear vocals and dynamic stage presence, became one of Tex-Mex music's premier performers in only a few years.
Then take a look at this from the premier comedic performer working today: Game over.
A Suárez untroubled by suspension and controversy was always likely to be a key Premier League performer, and after completing the initial ban hanging over from last season the Uruguayan's temperament has been as exemplary as his strike rate.
There was a chance for fringe players to push a claim with Newcastle's Paul Dummett the only regular Premier League performer – the Leicester goalkeeper Danny Ward a reserve, along with Liverpool's Woodburn.
Bournemouth have been one of the stories of the season and one of the stories behind the Cherries' rise to sixth place in the table has been David Brooks' almost instantly establishing himself as a Premier League performer.
