Sentence examples for time for a performance from inspiring English sources
10.49pm GMT Now, for reasons I can't quite work out, it's time for a performance from The Killers.
He arrives at Hampton Court in time for a performance by the Globe of Romeo and Juliet - thus walking into a glimpse of his future.
In experimental designs of animal models, memory is often assessed by the time for a performance measure to occur (latency).
Though she maintains that she always intended to return in time for a performance of The Gambler, in which she was singing the lead, the fury of the maestro kept her away and eventually forced her decision to quit.
Only five appetizers -- not including the brodo or any of the specials -- and five entrees appear on a $40 pre-theater menu intended to hustle you out in time for a performance.
Until curtain time for a performance attended by Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor, and opera celebrities like Beverly Sills and Rise Stevens, the Met had said that it expected Mr. Pavarotti to go on.
In defiance of common theater wisdom, which maintains that a farce needs time for timing, a performance exactly two weeks later provided a new, all too real dimension to Mr. Frayn's invented nightmare.
In 1991, Neville and Ronstadt won another Grammy for the duet "All My Life". Ronstadt co-produced Neville's successful 1991 comeback solo album, "Warm Your Heart," which featured another hit single in "Everybody Plays the Fool". A Grammy followed for another duet performance, this time for a 1993 performance of "I Fall to Pieces" with Trisha Yearwood.
She took a UVU choir class and wore a dress to rehearsals, but when the time came for a performance, the conductor insisted she wear a suit.
And while two weeks might seem a long time for a single performance, Slayer pointed out that this was nothing compared with the seven years it had taken to complete the report.
Skipper Dicker gets the nod this time for a towering performance at Ibrox on Saturday that kept Killie in the hunt for European qualification.
