Sentence examples for starting to perform from inspiring English sources

With devolution, the push comes from the other side: elected mayors are starting to perform management tasks formerly reserved for their officers.

After a free-spending off-season, the team is finally starting to perform and they now hold their playoff fate in their own hands.

Querrey was starting to perform consistently well at majors when his career was interrupted two years ago by an elbow injury that flared up on the eve of Wimbledon and forced him to miss four months of the season.

"I think losing my father put me in a position where I needed an outlet for this trauma," he says now. "It started as a hobby and within a year or two of starting to perform, I felt completely at home and comfortable".

Enter the CubeSat, a cheap and small satellite form factor that is gaining momentum and finally starting to perform real science: In 2014, a record 132 were launched.

However, Van Gaal believes the side is starting to perform better, following Sunday's impressive 3-0 Premier League win over Tottenham.

Local ads, like most other types of performance based ads, often need minimum volume levels before they start to perform and normalize around the averages.

"I started to perform," he says in the film.

If anything, thousands of people found jobs as the economy started to perform better.

He didn't have the opportunity for large earning capacities until he started to perform.

At precisely 7.30pm, the waitresses put down their trays and start to perform.