Sentence examples for to performers it from inspiring English sources

Though the "showmance" moniker usually refers to performers, it also applies to others in the cast and crew (in the cases of "Phantom" and "Lion King": an electrician, prop master, hairstylist, concessions manager, carpenter, dresser, makeup supervisor and stagehand).

Leaving the group you are with to hide and try to scare them is not only rude to the performers, it can hold its own dangers.

From the food to the performers, it was a weekend to remember.

Should drug testing apply to performers, as it does to some athletes and to job applicants at some companies?

Their debut is a tightly written affair with plenty of callbacks and clever-clever deconstruction of the act of sketch - a trope that is rarely as amusing to audiences as it is to performers - but it is set apart by its leftfield approach to its other material.

It is an American award (as proven by the nationalistic favoritism that got Demián Bichir, Jean Dujardin, and Gary Oldman nominated), and it rarely goes to performers who flaunt it all on screen, such as Kate Winslet in "The Reader".

We audience members are always getting attached to companies and individual performers — it's one of the deeply human pleasures (and pains: life spans in dance can be so brief) to be gotten from following a live art form.

We're not here to make one star performer perform; it's a sport and everyone has to play by the rules".

Talking to several of this year's performers, it turns out that, with a few exceptions, you were born there in the first place.

The first, written by Peter Acworth, the chief executive of Kink.com, argued that, "We owe it to performers and other sex workers to move beyond old models of prevention and educate them about all the safeguards at their disposal including PrEP... Morality and politics shouldn't cloud prevention, on-set or off".

The situation is similar when it comes to performers of classical music: before Pablo Casals, for example, it was widely accepted that a cello just could not play in tune.