Sentence examples for to performing in front of from inspiring English sources
I'm used to performing in front of global audiences, but not live.
"People aren't used to performing in front of others," says Walker, "and that tension creates a level of apprehension, anxiety.
"You get used to performing in front of thousands every week and when that's gone, then suddenly there's a huge mental void that becomes almost impossible to fill".
Something like: "We've been pleased to play at some of the less obvious international venues, and the players have adjusted well to performing in front of small crowds".
Britain's Got Talent was a good experience for getting used to performing in front of lots of people, with cameras and interviews.
On Friday, Clifford said young pop stars at the time had gone from working in a factory one week to performing in front of thousands of people, "and girls are screaming and throwing themselves at them then".
When they migrated to television and radio, it made sense to Vaudeville performers to perform in front of live audiences because they'd honed their career catering their acts to the mood and energy of the audience.
Due to their successful performances, the couple were able to perform in front of diverse crowds in the American South due to the money they made from performing in Southern clubs.
I love to perform in front of audiences.
As Tony Bennett says, in "Amy," no jazz artist likes to perform in front of fifty thousand people.
"We like to perform in front of a lot of people," he said.
