Sentence examples for to be performances from inspiring English sources

In order for there to be performances to view and consume, there must be performers ― professional porn stars, and their more amateur counterparts, cam girls.

There are to be performances in Europe and South America, and perhaps the band's first-ever appearances in China.

Under Manuel Pellegrini there continue to be performances that must seriously trouble the owner, Sheikh Mansour, and the executives who run the club.

Between awards, there are to be performances by Luciano, Tony Rebel, Marcia Griffiths, Mutabaruka, Half Pint, Frankie Paul, Mikey General and, from Haiti, the System Band, among others.

In the days ahead there are sure to be performances of exquisite grace in figure skating, breakneck speed in the downhill ski events and remarkable stamina in the cross-country races.

There were going to be performances of dancers doing "Thriller" following the meetings, but I had to get out of there.

"I consider the show to be performance-based," Blichfeld said.

Most other music therapy with this group tended to be performance-based, said Hanford.

But it's easy to be cynical about athletes' use of drugs that happen to be performance-enhancing.

Flamingos have many extraordinary qualities, but until now they have never been considered to be performance artists.

Iavarone said Big Brown's trainer, Rick Dutrow, backed the self-imposed ban on all medications perceived to be performance-enhancing.