Sentence examples for the performance time from inspiring English sources

An entry in the dance listings of Weekend yesterday for the New York City Ballet misstated the performance time on Sundays.

But transportation officials are talking about extending the train through Columbus Day and by next year improving the performance time to two hours.

But he is concerned that too many toasts may cut into the performance time, which is limited by local noise curfews.

Seating is at tables for four, which are supplied with wine, sparkling water and a fruit and cheese plate, and the performance time includes about 35 minutes of nibbling and sipping before the hourlong performance begins.

The original ballet, called a ballet pantomime, devoted almost half the performance time to mime and action scenes that drove the story's plot, but many 20th-century productions shortened or completely eliminated most of those, focusing on the dance sequences.

His more somber offering, which accounted for two-thirds of the performance time, was Shostakovich's Symphony No. 4, a rugged, often explosive score that the composer withdrew soon after his opera "Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District" was denounced as formalistic and decadent.

The performance times were measured in microseconds (μsec).

He also looped, echoed and multiplied fragments of the performances, time-warping the stark realism of vocals and guitar.

Real time ultrasound use while performing the block may reduce the complications, performance time, and local anesthetic requirements.

But the individual pieces will start to stretch out, Mr. Rzewski says, bringing the eventual performance time of the entire work to eight hours.

This issue is shown by "B" and causes the relay performance time to become longer than the desired value.