Sentence examples for time from performing from inspiring English sources

He visits the local cultural centers to teach children during his down time from performing on the ship.

Ms. Harvey never had that high a profile because she frequently took time off from performing.

"When I was pregnant with my son I had taken time off from performing; this was part of my daily practice.

Two pups (as yet unborn) are being brought in this spring to be trained as ambassadors, and Ms. Grimaud will take time off from performing to take part.

★ ★ ★ ★ Johnny Cash seemed to spend most of his life scowling, but despite his sombre image the Man in Black took time out from performing songs about murder and redemption to lead a Muppets Show hoedown, grinning and swinging his arms like a Sunday school teacher.

He cites Louis C.K. and Hannibal Buress as two beloved comics who rarely take time off from performing so they can stay at the top of their game.

This year, even those that lost money from time to time, performed very well during the quarter.

The firm may from time to time perform investment banking or other services for, or solicit investment banking or other business from any entity mentioned in this report".

In 1962, T. S. Eliot, a devotee of the dramatists who languish in Shakespeare's shadow, could write of Webster that "two of his plays are very well known and from time to time performed".

By 1939 Anderson needed larger halls for her recitals, and her managers asked the Daughters of the American Revolution if she could sing at Constitution Hall in Washington, which at the time blocked black artists from performing.

We also found that, in comparison with its decoded and forward counterparts, the proposed PSPF scheme offers a lower BER, while at the same time relieves the relay from performing unnecessary demodulation and re-modulation tasks.