Sentence examples for valuable performers from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stein, one of the hardest-working and most valuable performers on the New York early-music scene, gave solo performances of a Suite in A minor by Johann Jakob Froberger, "Lament Composed in London to Relieve Melancholy" (see what I mean about fling?), and a full-bodied Prelude in G minor by Buxtehude.
One player who left today before all the signing began was defensive tackle Keith Hamilton, one of the team's most valuable performers this year.
Statistical analysis is the driving force behind sabermetrics, the pseudo-science devised by baseball writer Bill James in the 1980s to highlight the most, and least, valuable performers in any given team.
Due to the double bind-self-esteem-destruction-machinery, employees end up "burnt-out" and may suffer physical, psychosomatic and psychological illnesses while ceasing to be productive and valuable performers with all their know-how and experience.
The two winning squads also dominated the valuable performer awards.
Jason Jabut, a senior from Seton Catholic in Plattsburgh, N.Y., was selected the boys' most valuable performer.
And if they do fend off the Devils, Jonathan Quick, the Kings' brilliant goalie, may have competition in Doughty for the Conn Smythe Award, given to the playoffs' most valuable performer.
After Sunday's goal against Portland, Schuler's becoming arguably the playoffs' most valuable performer, a status that's sure to undermine his relative anonymity.
The latest suspended player was Bartolo Colon, 39, a former Cy Young Award winner who had been a valuable performer this season for the upstart Oakland Athletics, putting together a 10-9 record with a 3.43 earned run average in 24 starts.
Uniondale won the past two years, but Shenendehowa, scoring heavy in the field events, tallied 74 points to Uniondale's runner-up total of 62. Shevon Stoddart of Uniondale was named the meet's most valuable performer.
Is that the best use of the Giants' most valuable offensive performer?
