Sentence examples for someone who performs from inspiring English sources

What about someone who performs adequately but the boss thinks is capable of much more?

She rightly thinks of herself as someone who performs at her best at the big championships.

Birmingham-born Skinner adds: "I am always drawn to someone who performs and sounds like they mean it.

Hoyle is a live artist, someone who performs a cutting, outrageous, larger-than-life version of himself.

If I try hard enough (and sometimes even if I don't) I can usually find someone who performs better or has more.

"People feel more obligated to tip someone who performs a service right in front of them, like calling for a reservation," he said.

Someone who performed with the requisite energy was Michael LaChance, 44, of Farmington, Conn., who started by declaring, "This is a 'Rocky' movie for me".

As someone who performed at seminal clubs like CBGB, and had a part in shaping the punk music scene, I know first-hand how we can influence the world.

The word described someone who performed mediocre work -- not someone to emulate.

Jeffrey Levin says the idea came when he met someone who performed self-weddings at Burning Man.

In a case involving two of Burr's confederates, Marshall wrote that treason could be committed by someone who performed "any part, however minute, or however remote from the scene of action".