Sentence examples for staple of performance from inspiring English sources

Endurance is a staple of performance art.

Both series have become eagerly anticipated staples of performance calendar.

The song that closed the set was a spiritual only in a looser sense: it was "Body and Soul," a staple of jazz performance since the 1930's.

"Don Quixote" is the greatest of all fictional inquiries into the relation between fiction and reality, and so a good deal of the novel's comedy is self-conscious, generated when one or more of the characters seems to step out of the book and appeal either to a nonfictional reality or directly to the audience (a staple of pantomime performance and commedia dell'arte).

The "felicitations" of artists, that flower-strewn staple of Indian performances, begin in promising chaos with the stage crowded with sponsors, organisers and hangers-on, but are cut mercifully short.

Newt Gingrich, who has made deriding moderators for "gotcha" questions a staple of his debate performances, erupted on Thursday night in a raging indictment of the news media.

Although the Chinese pole is a staple of many circus performances, none of the poles in Tipping Point are ever firmly anchored, which adds an element of danger and creativity.

Since its release, "Unfaithful" has been a staple of Rihanna's performances.

It has been a staple of Taylor's concert performances over the decades of his career.

Since its release, "Unfaithful" has become a staple of Rihanna's live performances.

Several of his compositions from that album form the staple of his contemporary concert performances, and he often begins his concerts with La Cañada.