Sentence examples for whose performing from inspiring English sources

Bruce Jackson, a guest of Def Dance who has acute cerebral palsy, is an extraordinary artist whose performing helps to define the art of dance itself.

Marilyn King, the last surviving member of the singing King Sisters, whose performing career began in the early 1930s and continued into the 1980s, died on Wednesday in Laguna Niguel, Calif.

IN an Audi commercial that had its premier during the Super Bowl, Kenny G, the saxophone player, made a self-deprecating appearance as a "prison riot suppressor" whose performing instantly put unruly inmates to sleep.

Ms. Triffle, whose performing career was born in the family kitchen, where, as one of 10 children, she became "the family clown" to get attention, was a dance student at Portland State University looking for a more theatrically expressive medium.

He began his career in dance as a take-charge young artist whose performing and fledgling choreography were fueled more by apparent self-confidence than by deep knowledge of the art form.

Will Oldham, whose performing moniker has changed from Palace to Bonnie Prince Billy with several steps between, writes and sings as if he had swallowed the Smithsonian Folkways calalog whole.

Patients older than 18 years, whose performed endoscopic, colonoscopic or both procedures under sedation were performed by the Intensive Care Department of the Hospital del Tajo.

He is a modern-day vaudevillian, a compulsive entertainer whose strong performing personality echoes everyone from Bobby Short to Al Jolson.

Nilas Martins, Peter's son, is a principal dancer at the New York City Ballet, having followed in the footsteps of his father, whose illustrious performing career spanned almost two decades.

He then said of Van Gundy, "I see somebody whose team isn't performing, whose star player was suspended, who seems to be fraying".

But Dr. Sher, whose lab performs this procedure, has encountered the same obstacles as others.