Sentence examples for version of the performances from inspiring English sources

The Sticky & Sweet Tour has been broadcast on a number of private channels and a CD/DVD and Blu-ray version of the performances, was released in March 2010.

It's the video version of the performance that's most telling.

Not only is the Spec V a performance version of the Sentra, it is the performance version of the performance trim version — the SE-R — and sort of a pocket rocket squared.

In 1981, Bush's seminal Lionheart tour was released on video; boxed set that included a CD version of the performance at Hammersmith Odeon came out in 1994.

He is said to fancy a version of the performance director job currently held by Lancaster, and I feel he has matured through a little penance while still showing himself as one of the English game's most energising thinkers.

A CD and DVD version of the performance follow on Tuesday, but in an indication of Juanes's popularity, the first single from the recording, a new country-tinged song called "La Señal," or "The Signal," has already been released and moved quickly to the top of the Latin pop charts in the United States and throughout Latin America.

Now, Mr. Duncan and his six prospecting committee members are essentially doing a quick and dirty version of the performance reviews started by the comptroller in the early 1990s and now done by the Legislative Budget Board, digging for efficiencies and savings in an effort to free money for other programs.

"Your audience deserves to see the freshest version of the performance you can give".

A filmed version of the performance was found to diminish negative attitudes in healthcare providers.

The presented PBSD method is essentially a modified version of the performance-based plastic design with extra consideration of some special features of SMA-based braced frames (SMABFs).

The recorded version of the performance has been adopted into official curricula by post-secondary nursing programmes (e.g. Queen's University), professional bodies (e.g. National Society of Genetic Counselors), and the Mental Health Commission of Canada's (MHCC) Opening Minds program the largest systematic effort in Canadian history focused on reducing mental illness stigma.