Sentence examples for presenting and performing from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, a handful of other comics (including Mock the Week panellist Mark Watson and Tom Basden, another if.comedy champ) are presenting and performing in their own theatre productions.
Justin Bieber's girlfriend, Selena Gomez, has told the BBC that she is "nervous and excited" about presenting and performing at the MTV Europe Music Awards show.
Barry Humphries will leave Dame Edna behind as he presents and performs an evening of Weimar cabaret with performance artist Meow Meow, soon to be seen in A Midsummer Night's Dream at Shakespeare's Globe.
I write, present and perform comedy for various BBC shows and from where I'm standing editorial standards are already pretty damn tight.
And that is certainly enough, if the great art is superbly presented and performed, as has generally been the case with this festival and as was certainly true with the Handel work on Saturday.
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It would be great if they, and the quartets they engage, would present and perform these and other pieces of the very recent past.
Barrowman co-presented and performed in the BBC One series The Sound of Musicals (2006).
To Peppermint, it's firstly a question of authenticity, not just in who gets to play a queer part, but how that part is written, developed, presented and performed: "We need to recognise that art plays a role in how marginalised people are treated and viewed by society.
To Peppermint, it's firstly a question of authenticity, not just in who gets to play a queer part, but how that part is written, developed, presented, and performed: "We need to recognize that art plays a role in how marginalized people are treated and viewed by society.
The work is well presented and performed and indicates that the endogenous electron transfer system in Arabidopsis is not rate limiting in HFA production.
