Sentence examples for profitable performances from inspiring English sources

Broadway musicals and plays grossed only $11.6 million last week, a sharp drop from overall tickets sales of $20.1 million during the previous week - the result of New York City's shutdown over Hurricane Irene, which led to the cancellation of typically profitable performances on Saturday and Sunday.

Development of profitable performances in these nutritionally poor areas is limited to grazing periods of 3 4 months between weaning and mating before LW and BCS decline.

A Canada-born comic who broke into the entertainment industry by working LA's comedy clubs in the 1980s, Carrey has also turned in admirable, though less profitable, performances is serious flicks like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Man on the Moon.

They're established and have a history of profitable performance, and share those profits with their investors through dividends.

For J. C. Penney, high on this year's Christmas wish list is a nice, big, profitable performance from its catalog division -- gift wrap optional.

But alas, the performance of the vast majority of mutual funds ranges from dismal to atrocious, especially in comparison to the highly profitable performance of the management companies that own them.

The broadside was dismissed by Harrison, who said easyJet's performance during his four-and-a-half-year stint would "do the talking", as it included a regularly profitable performance in a consistently loss-making industry.

C1 Penney Seeks Christmas Surge J. C. Penney, a struggling retailer that has seen some turnaround in its stores, is hoping this Christmas season brings a profitable performance from its catalog division, where sales are down from $4.3 billion in 1999 to about $2.6 billion this year.

Many global retailers struggle to create consistent, profitable performance.

The focus will be the "five Ps", Dr Williams explained: promoting the brand of Wales; product development; people development; profitable performance, and place building.

It may not be $476 million, but the Broadway revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" had its most profitable eight performances last week since beginning in February — earning $1,177,086 — at the same time that its star, Daniel Radcliffe, was setting movie box offices on fire in his final turn as the boy wizard.