Sentence examples for something to perform from inspiring English sources

I felt the need to do something, to perform.

In an introduction, she says she wrote the book because "I wanted them to have something to perform".

The project evolved, as Atkins reckons these things tend to, by chance, when she needed something to perform at the 2011 Charleston Festival, which she supports each year.

"They might not get it done, once, but they'll be devastated if they don't have something to perform, so they'll never do it again".

It's either to see something that nobody has ever seen before, to discover or learn something nobody has even known before, or to design and build something to perform some service that no one has ever been able to do before.

Whelan points out that the struggle they faced in their early 20s may have had something to do with performing the work of dead choreographers – when both respond best to creating new pieces.

Try something like: "To perform at my best, I really need clearly stated expectations.

We have 15 sessions left in this project, so with prompts and music we'll be able to create something special to perform at the end.

Or I could get into the fact that these days many women feel like sex is something to be performed rather than enjoyed with wanton inhibition but I'd rather just talk about sex.

And two, there are 40-something performances you have to perform in under six weeks.

"Everyone from college students who want to perform something to people who want to do short films to theater people who want to direct something".