Sentence examples for to be performing for from inspiring English sources

These large black and white lemurs with koala bear ears and piercing green eyes seemed to be performing for our benefit.

To his left is a kneeling knight, while surrounding him is a group of jesters who seem to be performing for his entertainment.

There are so many elements in racing – the car, the suspension, the electronics, the engine, the tyres – that have to be performing for you.

In retelling Joyce's great story of mortal shadows at a Christmas party in Dublin, the show presented a group of people who appeared to be performing for one another rather than for the audience.

One tiger, in particular, seemed to be performing for the crowd.

Bryony says her boyfriend is hiding behind binoculars, jumbled up rope, and clouds of cotton to avoid looking into the eyes of the audience because he's nervous to be performing for the first time.

Songs from a musical adaptation of A Clockwork Orange are to be performed for the first time next year.

The final samskara to be performed for a man is the antyeshti, the funeral rite.

"Freude," the second "hour" of "Klang," was commissioned to be performed for Pentecost in 2006.

The fictional Ms. Sun sets out to teach some tough 10th graders acting, and to direct them in a play to be performed for their relatives and friends.

What is certain is that the three-week anniversary season at the Joyce will feature a world premiere called "Opus Cactus," to be performed for the first time on Friday night.