Sentence examples for to perform something from inspiring English sources

The rules are simple: After a brief warm-up, you get five minutes to perform something.

I had accepted his offer, at Mary's urging, to perform something at the ceremony.

"Thing is, I was asked to perform something that would be appropriate to the second half.

"Everyone from college students who want to perform something to people who want to do short films to theater people who want to direct something".

The White House likely expected Miranda to perform something invoking the Latin-American experience, and he was told that a number from "In the Heights" would be welcome.

I know an actor who never fails to move me and who, I am happy to say, once consented to perform something I had written.

"Essentially, the law requires a 50-year-old IT platform that was designed to do the equivalent of basic math to instead perform something akin to calculus in short order," Cashour said.

"The most exciting thing I aspire to do is to write something new that I know is going to work, or perform something that I know is going to make people laugh," he said.

To witness McCartney perform "Something" on ukulele in tribute to George Harrison, moments before a cannon-blazing rendition of "Live and Let Die" and a suitably zealous "Helter Skelter," was as fantastical as it was fierce.

Seeing Young the Giant perform "Something to Believe In" at a spring music festival sold me on them for good.

British officials ruled that because he planned to teach as well as perform — something he has always done — he would be working as a "music teacher" and was ineligible.