The physical rigors of a performance such as DiCaprio's in "The Revenant" reverse the terms for once.
The rigors of Baroque performance are handled well, here with a mix of new and period instruments.
She had hip-replacement surgery recently and says she no longer feels up to the rigors of live performance, but her hearty sense of humor remains.
Gould cites his own primordial experiences in recording, and then goes on to discuss the rigors of concert performance in terms of his panicky dreams of the way he felt as a child when, after Labor Day, he had to return to school, which, to him, "meant a return to a schedule which I couldn't completely control".
Condoms aren't designed for the rigors of adult performance.
The presence of these types of awards will also receive more scrutiny with respect to ISS' usual pay-for-performance considerations and companies will want to ensure they provide complete disclosure, especially around the vesting and performance conditions and the rigor of any performance criteria.
The Bloomberg team has brought the rigor of quantitative performance measurement to bear on this critical issue and has managed the city's growth while increasing its livability.
Musicians get the opportunity to experience performing in concert halls outside of Woolsey Hall, what it's like to play the same repertoire multiple times in performance, and the rigors of concentrated travel and performance.
He withdrew from University of the Arts and enrolled at the Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet, where the rigors of practices and performances soon took a toll on his body.
This has led to much gnashing of teeth, as actors and singers who are vocally and gesturally untrained and not used to the rigors of eight theatrical performances a week are thrust into the public eye, maybe bucking up the box office but not necessarily serving the play.
— seems mundane when compared with the delicacy and rigor of the performances themselves.
