Sentence examples for start performing on from inspiring English sources

Central bankers "are saying, 'We will stand behind you.' " He added, "Now it's up to the private market to gain a little confidence and turn a little macho and start performing on its own".

The left-hander also reached the semi-finals of the 2008 Grand Prix. "I've always been confident that I can win tournaments, it's just taken a while to get to the top level and start performing on TV," said Trump, who is ranked 25 in the world.

Near the end of the video, Spears and her bandmates start performing on a stage.

Unless there are very strict anti-busking laws in your area, it's usually OK to just start performing on public property, as long as you're not obstructing people or otherwise creating a nuisance.

The band got its start performing on the radio and recording songs for Bluebird Records and their first hit, entitled "Sparkling Blue Eyes" was recorded in 1939.

He also started performing on the Grand Ole Opry.

After graduation, he and his friend started performing on streets in lower Manhattan.

As his skill and fame grew he started performing on Indian radio programmes and at concerts.

Around the year 2000 this youngest member of the Marsalis family of jazz musicians started performing on the vibraphone.

Inspired by the music of John Coltrane, the glamour of the Temptations and the politics of black pride, they started performing on street corners in Harlem where they immediately gained a following.

He has also embraced numerous roles at the campus theater, and he said he did not feel completely invested in the college experience until he started performing on stage.