Sentence examples for storming performance from inspiring English sources
Another storming performance from value fashion chain Primark countered worse than expected sugar sales at Associated British Foods.
His rise is not necessarily down to a storming performance by the regulator over the last 12 months.
I second everything that my colleague Ian Crouch wrote here about Disney's "Aladdin," and about Williams's storming performance as the Genie.
Either side of Ennis's storming performance, there were victories for Andrew Pozzi in the men's 60m hurdles and Jeanette Kwakye in the women's 60m.
Only a few speakers stood out.Brian Schweitzer, the blue-jeans and bolo-tie-wearing governor of Montana, gave a storming performance, pumping his fists and rousing the crowd to a frenzy of scorn for Big Oil-loving Republicans.
In a food retail market that currently favours the discount Davids over the grocery Goliaths, one particular upstart has put in a storming performance over the past six months.
He was shielded until the final week, when suddenly the real Brown was unleashed – the thundering, old-time preacher whose storming performances were the highlight of party conferences.
"If you think it is hard being a white woman in the arts, being a non-white woman is even more difficult," she said, adding: "When people are giving storming performances they need to be recognised … We need things to change.
[C1.] Economy's Post-Storm Performance Better Than Expected The economy is responding to the devastation wreaked by two hurricanes and surging energy costs far better than had been feared, economic reports show.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguin concluded a having-storming performance of Verdi's Requiem with the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Westminster Symphonic Choir on Tuesday evening in his Carnegie Hall debut, held the silence long enough for dramatic effect, and longer... much longer.
Hours after Mr Blair had put in his barn-storming performance in front of the Liaison Committee, the government, despite the frantic efforts of the Labour whips, beat off a rebel amendment to scupper foundation hospitals, its flagship proposal for reforming the health service, by a mere 35 votes.
