Sentence examples for stunning performer from inspiring English sources

"She's an absolutely stunning performer, she's got an unbelievable voice, she's beautiful to look at," Ms. Carpenter said.

Strummer - face contorted as if facing some invisible private storm - is still a stunning performer, but seems subdued.

At that age, he was, of course, adorable, but also a stunning performer.

Interview: Haifaa Al-Mansour Barnard's followup to The Arbor is a five-hankie weepie loosely based on the Oscar Wilde story, an inspiring fable that coaxes stunning performers from first-timers and veterans alike.

Stunning song, stunning artist, stunning performance.

If the United Nations cultural agency Unesco approves a proposal from France's president, French food would join these "masterpieces" on the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage: CAMBODIA: ROYAL BALLET Renowned for their graceful hand gestures and stunning costumes, performers would traditionally accompany royal ceremonies and observances.

In one of the most important — and stunning — rookie performances, one of Europe's most consistent performers went down in the opening singles match, setting the tone for the rest of the day and for the American victory.

Various stunning musical performances marked the extravaganza, with a new generation of performers like MC Soffia, a 12-year-old rapper from São Paulo's hardscrabble periphery joining giants of Brazilian music like Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.

You'll see his fox fur coat complete with a 15-foot train and a collection of the performer's stunning boots and bow ties.

Production values are excellent, with beautiful lighting by Lucy Carter which gives the three performers a stunning exit along a corridor of lighted squares pulsating with the music.

Caramoor, New York's premier summer music festival, offers everything that is enjoyed at Tanglewood - world-class music with some of the world's leading performers, a stunning physical environment, and of course, beautiful night skies - and all without the Berkshires commute.