Sentence examples for public performed from inspiring English sources

Diane Marie Petzke and John William Coleman were married Saturday at the Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla .Stephen D. Danzig, a notary public, performed the ceremony.

Claudia Patricia Rodriguez, a daughter of Maria Cecilia Ochoa de Rodriguez and Ernesto Rodriguez-Medina of Bogota, Colombia, was married there on Tuesday to Peter Scatcherd Tirana, the son of Patty M. Auchincloss of Riverside, Conn., and Turhan Tirana of Stamford, Conn. Agustin Morales Riveira, a notary public, performed the civil ceremony in his office.

Others have included Alison Lapper Pregnant and Antony Gormley's One & Other, where members of the public performed on the plinth for an hour at a time.

The number of actual public performing events may decrease as private musical performance increases.

Lately, his own public performing has been mostly on the university circuit.

His public performing career began immediately after he won the Geneva International Pianists' Competition at age 16.

In these conditions, how can Congress and the public perform their constitutional function of holding the government accountable?

In 1966 the Beatles retired from public performing to concentrate on exploiting the full resources of the recording studio.

But despite the inherent theatricality of the building, public performing arts events inside its walls have been rare.

Vladimir Horowitz, probably the most acclaimed piano virtuoso of the late twentieth century, retired from public performing four times, for long periods.

He encouraged his wife to concentrate on composition, and, curtailing her public performing, she undertook a rigorous course of self-instruction in musical theory and composition.