Sentence examples for tremendous performance in from inspiring English sources

Keenlyside is giving a tremendous performance in Ambroise Thomas's "Hamlet" at the Met (see video from Barcelona above).

Kristen Wiig turns in a tremendous performance in this sibling-rivalry comedy drama that teeters on the edge of tastelessness but – just about – doesn't slip over the edge.

Her career was long, too: she first appeared on film as a teenager in 1914; she was precisely 50 years old when she gave her tremendous performance in Sunset Boulevard, and she lived until she was 84.

No one would begrudge Colin Firth his Best Actor trophy: as well as putting in a tremendous performance in the film, his acceptance speeches are, time and time again, so gracious and fluent that all future nominees should be sent DVDs of them to study.

Simulated results clarifies that proposed device have achieved the tremendous performance in terms of driving current capability, steeper subthreshold slope (SS), drain induced barrier lowering (DIBL), hot carrier effects (HCEs) and high frequency parameters for better device reliability.

"I saw tremendous performance potential in Chevrolet's new Camaro, especially since it would easily accept a 427," he said.

It was a tremendous performance against an opponent in the form of his life.

She pretends to be much healthier than she is — she gives "a tremendous performance of being alive," in Garner's savage phrase — and is committed to a kind of social fraudulence that saddens and then gradually enrages her host.

Donnelly admitted that his team's performance had dipped after five straight victories, while Wright thought his side had put in "a tremendous performance".

This is due to a tremendous performance from Bill Murray, whose fanbase is in for a treat.

That trip turns out to be well worth taking, thanks to a tremendous performance by the German soprano Anne Schwanewilms in the title role, to vigorous and flavorsome playing by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment under Mark Elder, and to a production by Richard Jones that, despite some miscalculations, gives the drama an iron strength.