Sentence examples for story performance from inspiring English sources

When do you get an opportunity where different cultures truly connect, in story, performance and direction?

Parents love the stories, too, as they stand the test of hundreds of bedtime readings, and her words inspire them to put on their best story performance".

In addition, Kim is working on a SimpleReach Intelligence product, a social analytics dashboard that gives publishers and bloggers in-depth insight into story performance across social media (like tracking recurring patterns in stories that received the most "Likes," for example).

This is a winning combination of story, performance and a just a bit of hubba-hubba.

Similarly, the Associated Press' Lindsey Bahr says that despite having "a charming, of-the-moment cast" and "a compelling-on-paper story … in execution, 'Aloha' is a meandering, needlessly confusing cacophony of story, performance, and spiritual blather.

A very proud Haitian-American (who doesn't shun the begrudged diaspora label), self-identified black feminist, trained anthropologist but accidental academic (long story), performance and multi-media artist who doesn't fully belong in any one community, I am quite used to resisting other people's attempt and need to socially incarcerate me.

The good movies require great acting as much as they require great voice acting, and there's no denying that Tom Hanks's very funny and emotive Toy Story performances are perfect.

Facebook also plans to give businesses more metrics on their Stories performance to convince them the feature is worth their ad dollars.

Finally, all group differences in Strange Stories performance, as well as summary language and behaviour measures, remained significant if only the children not in receipt of educational support were included in analyses, suggesting a level of unmet need in the sample.

Sold-out SoHo poetry readings and short-story performances are still meet-'n'-date hotspots for the gloomily garbed bookish young, while their older counterparts sustain delicious bloodlettings over their competing weekday reading groups: "No, we've finished with 'Phèdre,' at least for the time being, and we're nicely along into John of the Cross.

Given the significant effect of age and education on story recall performance, the present normal control sample's performance was divided into three age-groups: 50 64 years, 65 74 years and 75 85 years and these are presented in Table  2.