Sentence examples for public performer from inspiring English sources

Her remarks on her own performances link her not to Dickinson but to Robert Frost, that other great public performer who mastered (in Ryan's words) "clarity and the management of darkness".

He is a consummate public performer.

To the end, Porter remained a mesmerising public performer.

By Adam Gopnik Twain had an actor's temperament, and he became a consummate public performer.

Alastair was a confident public performer but fundamentally a shy man, often ill-at-ease with others, especially women.

"The most consummate public performer I ever saw" was Howells's judgment, though he added that Twain could play only one part, himself.

"While these performances take place in public, performers actually share a very private story".

At this school, aspiring musicians can take their first steps as public performers, band members and, ultimately, bandleaders.

Certain chefs — Rocco DiSpirito, Gordon Ramsay and Anthony Bourdain, to name the glaringly obvious examples — have embraced their new roles as public performers with a gusto to match any aspiring Hollywood actor.

All the venues outside the Edinburgh Comedy festival, and inside the Edinburgh Fringe festival, must be supported more by the public, performers, press and media scum.

A new generation of poets including Maia Sarishvili, Rati Amaghlobeli, and Kote Qubaneishvili (Kote Kubaneishvili showed an inventiveness and irreverence derived from their working as public performers and participating in international festivals.