Sentence examples for secondary performer from inspiring English sources

"The Manhattan Bridge is somewhat like that," he said, "always seen discreetly in the background in all those swooping helicopter shots of the Brooklyn Bridge, like a secondary performer being careful not to upstage the star.

The secondary staining was performer with the PE-conjugated rat anti-mouse immunoglobulin (BD Biosciences).

Performing troupes often have several of each variety, as well as numerous secondary and tertiary performers.

Admittedly, the comedian's own pedagogic past has been a key feature of his standup material, a connection he underlines by giving his sitcom character the name "Mr Davies", although the character, first-name Dan, is a primary teacher rather than the secondary type that the performer was himself (and played in The Inbetweeners).

The cast includes zesty performers in secondary roles; most notable are Brandy Zarle, who wrests a funny variation from the worn out stereotype of Upper East Side society princess, and Michael Potts as the most grouchy and sarcastic of a quintet of men living in a run-down residence hotel.

With the extension of compulsory schooling until the age of 16, in 1994 a vocational training scheme was introduced within the education system at a very low level of qualification, particularly designed for adolescents classified as low academic performers in secondary education and for adolescents in situation of social vulnerability.

More recently many performers have played secondary instruments on the side, but few have played more than one in public.

The Virginia Tech defense was led by two strong performers in the defensive secondary.

But she knows that she is first and foremost a performer - changing attitudes is secondary.

It's secondary to the fact he was a great performer, he was extremely fastidious about his presentation and he gave his audiences exactly what they wanted".

These so-called "secondary producers" now must also keep age documents for every performer, a near-impossible task that is being hotly disputed by the industry.