Sentence examples for transform a performance from inspiring English sources

Founding member Joshua White studied theater and film at Carnegie Tech and became interested in the potential for light to transform a performance venue.

Selection that favors top performers disproportionately to intermediate performers could hypothetically transform a weak performance trade-off into a strong fitness trade-off.

More recently, in 1997-98 the average chief executive in Britain's top 510 companies was paid 18 times the average pay in his company, or 26 times if share options and other incentives are included.Britain's bosses argue that paying top dollar is worthwhile, if a chief executive can transform a company's performance.

They transformed a team performance which had been best served by the strength and mobility of Abou Diaby, who at times suggested that he would personally compensate for Fabregas's subdued authority and the total failure of Theo Walcott to remind us of the kind of aura he made for himself in England colours on a distant night in Zagreb.

And no wonder after the manner in which he provided the momentum that transformed a limp performance for 45 minutes into something vaguely resembling the old power and menace of the earlier Mourinho era.

The coach helped to dramatically transform a recent history of poor performance and deficit-oriented narratives pertaining to the school and its children.

Weaving a virtual tapestry, artist Refik Anadol transformed an LA Philharmonic performance with an unprecedented audiovisual display at the Frank Disneydesigned Walt Disney Concert Hall for an experiment in reinvigorating the concert format with architecture and light.

Posters trumpeted new spaces like Kino Siska, a former cinema transformed into a performance hall.

The Gatehouse, once a pumping station for New York City water, was transformed into a performance space by Harlem Stage as an adjunct to Aaron Davis Hall across the street.

So it makes sense for the Ivy, on the 20th anniversary of its rebirth, to be transformed into a performance space for this festive tribute by Ronald Harwood.

The importance of stage scenery is determined by the degree to which either the auditorium or playing area needs to be transformed for a performance.