Sentence examples for rough performance from inspiring English sources

Schumann's Second Sym phony was given a lively, but rather, rough performance.

He drew an urgent, riveting, if occasionally rough performance from the Met's orchestra and chorus and the enormous cast.

On Friday, Santana shrugged off his rough performance, saying that he was pleased with his control and that he was able to effectively throw his slider, which puts more strain on his elbow.

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A rough performance for Guzan in net will certainly give USA manager Jürgen Klinsmann plenty to think about in light of goalkeeper Tim Howard's confirmation on Wednesday that he is ready to return to the national team.

Technically speaking, the stock has put in a rough performance.

Vasiliev, essentially a character dancer rather than a classical chevalier, has trimmed himself down in the wake of some fairly rough performances with the Mikhailovsky Ballet in New York, and gives an admirably heartfelt account of Siegfried.

"It was one of those rough performances". Competing here was difficult emotionally for Radikova and Novotny after their long-awaited triumph at Birmingham.

The pitting could cause the valve spring to break, which Toyota said could cause "rough engine performance".

Pussy Riot has used rough punk performances to highlight the ills it sees in Russian society, from Putin's growing authoritarianism to his close relationship with the Orthodox church.

The concert opened with a rough but earnest performance of "Virtuoso Alice," a piano fantasy by Mr. Del Tredici based on a melody from "Final Alice," played by Stephen Hargreaves.