Sentence examples for return to perform from inspiring English sources

In the video above, Tom Riles, Patrick Quinn and the rest of the crew from LifeofDad (who recently regaled us with their performance of "Part of Your World" from "The Little Mermaid") return to perform Mariah Carey's Christmas favorite, "All I Want For Christmas Is You" -- and while their singing won't necessarily impress you, it will absolutely warm your heart.

Another participant in the scheme, the Octagon theatre in Bolton, could see touring companies not return to perform if the council implements further cuts.

But now Grammy officials say he will return to perform at this year's Grammy Awards, appearing in same the show as Rihanna.

Twenty-two of her graduates, including Adam Hendrickson and Ashley Bouder of the New York City Ballet and siblings Sherri and Tina LeBlanc of the San Francisco Ballet, will return to perform for Ms. Weary and her school.

Having performed a program of piano trios with the violinist Gidon Kremer at Carnegie Hall last weekend, they return to perform the Chopin and Shostakovich Cello Sonatas, as well as Schumann's "Pieces in a Folk Style" (Op. 102).

Some of those founding members return to perform in the troupe's 20th anniversary season, which features four world premieres (one by the emerging choreographer Katarzyna Skarpetowska), six repertory works, and excerpts from "Arenal" by Spain's esteemed Nacho Duato.

In 1969, Rollins retreated again and didn't return to performing until 1971.

After years of spinal problems, shoulder injuries and multiple operations, it seemed very possible that Mr. Levine might never return to performing.

A front-page article in Arts & Leisure last Sunday about ballet dancers who perform while pregnant, and those who return to performing after giving birth, referred incorrectly to the Richmond Ballet's history in such cases.

By this time he was suffering from the spinal condition that was eventually to cripple him, but once again he had to return to performing, mostly as a conductor.

Because of that, and for personal reasons as well, he needed to return to performing.