Sentence examples for visitors performance from inspiring English sources

It is harsh to condemn the visitors' performance at Goodison Park.

The two made a clear impact to the visitors performance, but Bruce defended his decision to start them on the bench after they only joined up with the squad a few days before the match at Stamford Bridge.

Research was based on a detailed land survey, interviews with visitors, performance of walking experiments and determination of friction values of specific terrain units.

Edu was singled out for praise by The Guardian correspondent Kevin McCarra, who enthused over the visitors' performance: "Arsenal echoed the Ajax philosophy as players swapped position and kept changing the point of attack before the mesmerised eyes of the opposition".

In addition, our results suggest that this performance discrepancy between residents and visitors may be due to both a resident advantage (residents outperforming a neutral party) and a visitor disadvantage (visitors performing worse than a neutral party).

On several occasions I witnessed museum guides lecturing to groups of visitors during performances.

Roving bands of pirates will engage visitors in performances of music and dance, as well as games and other activities, like a treasure hunt and a pirate boot camp; there will also be plenty of temporary tattoos.

The park is also the site of "Manalapan Day," an annual celebration that draws thousands of visitors with performances by oldies acts like this year's headliner in early June, Micky Dolenz of the Monkees.

The office will also be open to corporeal visitors for performances, events and DIS's day-to-day business, which includes casting sessions scouting for seniors to be made over as tweens, professional bodybuilders and pop-locking tribal belly dancers for the site's end of summer Poprally event at MoMA PS1.

But capitalizing on the tourism lure of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia Beach and Norfolk, the festival gained a quick foothold, this year drawing about 70,000 visitors to performances by the Dance Theater of Harlem, Mark Morris, a collaborative "Romeo and Juliet" with Shakespeare & Company in the Berkshires and the Buffalo Philharmonic, and a giant tattoo of military bands and drill teams.

Reinvented as Fort Mason Center, its warehouses now draw visitors to performances at the Magic Theater, which this month is presenting a new play by the Pulitzer Prize nominee Rebecca Gilman; shows by the BATS Improv group; and a weekend calendar of fairs, shows, lectures and classes.