Sentence examples similar to the performance has ended from inspiring English sources
In order to document the being's creation and give it life long after the performance had ended, a virtual world was built to house it.
Once the performances had ended, the herd made its way over to the wrestling ring for Bloodmania! a tournament pitting amateurs against professionals from ICP's Juggalo Championshit Wrestling league.
The figure of Mary in the novel I wrote once the theatre performance had ended is traumatised; her voice is filled with terror and grief, but it is also filled with a sort of stern intelligence.
When plotting the 80- and 160-day moving average of the RUT vs. the SPX relative-strength measure since July 2007, you will find various periods of RUT out-performance have ended at these trend lines before the small-cap index went on to another relative-strength low vs. the SPX.
At about 10.15pm — well after the performance should have ended — Benjamin appeared in the bar and announced that the cast of two and the orchestra, the London Sinfonietta, would perform the work in the bar itself.
The performance should have ended right there, but instead the alternate choral finale from Verdi's revision (sung offstage and piped in) is tacked on.
And though of course I wished I had somehow saved the albums, the performance had to end with her dying and the collection being thrown into the dumpster.
The rules say bonuses can be clawed back after 10 years in the event of misconduct cases, and that senior managers cannot receive bonuses until seven years after their performance measurement period has ended.
Entering the event, many of the players sounded as disenchanted about the short 18th as a concertgoer whose favorite band has ended its performance with a 90-second song.
Semino's 17-year-old daughter Natalie and her friends said the performance had just come to an end when the explosion went off.
Live Nation later issued a statement saying it was "unfortunate" the performance had been "stopped right at the very end".
