Sentence examples for the same sort of performance from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday night, Keller witnessed the same sort of performance in another Gold Cup semifinal.
If you are looking for a box office uptick, it looks as if we will have the same sort of performance in the final quarter as last year.
Yet when Mr Koizumi did eventually arrive in China this week, he not only apologised "from the heart" but fell in with other Chinese demands, like visiting the Marco Polo bridge where, in 1937, Japanese military provocation ignited the Chinese-Japanese war.Next week Mr Koizumi will be in South Korea, where he plans much the same sort of performance.
We have a large class of applications that have the same sort of performance and reliability requirements.
Many automakers agree and, while they're not delivering the same sort of performance as one finds in the Veyron, several models can get to 60 nearly as fast--without costing more than $100,000.
Many automakers agree and, while they're not delivering the same sort of performance as one finds in the Veyron, several models can get to 60 nearly as fast without costing more than $100,000.
The unassuming director of "Jane Eyre, Robert Stevensonn, was clearly too intimidated to bully Welles the way William Wyler had bullied Olivier when, at the start of work on "Wuthering Heights," in 1938, the cocky British stage star offered the same sort of grandstanding performance.
After the wider-ranging and ambitious Topsy-Turvy, in which Leigh took the famous Edwardian British operetta writers Gilbert and Sullivan as his subjects, this film sees the British director back on home territory, culling the same sort of magnetic performances from his cast as he did with Secrets And Lies, which won him the Palme D'Or at Cannes in 1996.
One watches them with the same sort of wonder with which one attends a performance by an opera singer hitting notes never heard before.
It's also performance, so I get the same sort of fulfillment.
Demorest's performance as Star exudes the same sort of extreme self-belief and determination that some might mistake for stupidity.
