Sentence examples similar to treasure performance from inspiring English sources

In 1978 he had come to worldwide attention as Adolf Eichmann in the Emmy award-winning series The Holocaust, but many viewers will also treasure performances such as Walter Morel in Trevor Griffiths' television adaptation of DH Lawrence's Sons and Lovers (1981), or Jack "the Hat" McVitie in Peter Medak's film The Krays (1990).

In his wide-ranging ‘09 outlook, JPMorgan Chase analyst Imran Khan expects marketers to treasure performance-based ads even when the larger economy begins to grow again.

While people on Broadway who do eight shows a week usually look at each night as just one taxing performance more, these days the cast and crew of "Les Misérables" look at each night as one treasured performance less.

Thinking about and rating one's Founder characteristics together with one's treasured performance metrics may save a venture by revealing misalignments.

We will all treasure his performances and remember him with fondness and enormous admiration".

We will always treasure his outstanding performance in over fifty years as Senior Partner.

But Carell is a treasure, and his performance as the Scranton-based regional manager of a paper company is one of the highlights of TV comedy right now; he and the rest of the strong cast have made this show a classic.

Devoted fans still mark her birthday with a weeklong festival of theater performances, treasure hunts, teas and murder-mystery parties.

In a Proms season that contains many treasures, Reich's performance – and his presence in London – stands out.

"Tenure is an outdated concept," he said, "born of a time when we treasured process over performance".

And last week they saw Alina Cojocaru and guest star Angel Corella giving their own proof that the dustiest piece can be polished into a treasure by great performances.