Sentence examples for start performers from inspiring English sources

It's a gentle start: performers take things fairly easy through to the watershed, prepping the callers for some X-rated material from 10 00 PM onward ("Stay on the line, lads, we've got Preeti Young coming up and she's feeling racy"—that sort of thing).

When he first saw Danny Kaye, he says, "I was into technique, not attitudes... which is how we all start loving performers".

But at 8 45, just before the show's start, the performers clustered in a fashion design studio turned green room on the floor above the stage, limbering up with yoga crouches and spackling themselves with glitter.

At the start, the performers are all dressed in similar white suits or frocks, and are only differentiated as Romans or Egyptians by donning grey or black costumes later on.

For a start, potential performers and conductors can actually read the scores, and Sibelius will not allow you to write a bar with the wrong number of beats unless you deliberately override the settings.

(Near the start, a performer says "let's get out of here," and we're off).

When the music starts, the performers tap in unison, but after the piano begins, Mr. Glover leaves the stage, re-entering with the saxophone.

Mr. Forsythe makes ballet virtuosity look showily bizarre; the performers start to appear freakish.

Two or three performers start a scene, either through physical activity or conversation.

The performers start energised, grow tired, get second winds, push themselves to completion.

They needed no prompting to start mimicking the performers' motions or to play along with them on the park's metal instruments.