Sentence examples for will stop performing from inspiring English sources

Retirement, however, does not mean that he will stop performing entirely.

Catch this brief season while you can: Sylvie Guillem – the stellar French ballerina who reinvented herself as a curious-minded explorer of contemporary dance – has announced that she will stop performing soon after she turns 50.

I fear that if I put down the correct date (which may be years in the past) and the hospital is not reimbursed, it will stop performing these evaluations, and the patient will suffer.What is the right thing to do? -- Anonymous That the current system is always parsimonious, sometimes unfair and frequently coldhearted does not justify falsifying records to secure a payment.

Given how politically and socially transformative the play has been for us, it feels disturbing that in 2015 students from Mount Holyoke University in the United States have just accused the play of being, among other things, "racist", and have announced that they will stop performing it.

The state's only other abortion provider who has admitting privileges (at two hospitals in Shreveport) has said he will stop performing abortions if he becomes the last provider left in the northern part of the state.

As such, if, as in our hypothesis, both partners are doing the same task, and each partner has access to the other's product, then one expects that one or the other will stop performing the task, since the one stopping is not penalized for it.

All opera singers understand (unless they are Plácido Domingo) that the time will come to stop performing.

Even if we stop performing we will always be making music and recording.

I had to stop performing.

He also stopped performing.

In 1959, Rollins stopped performing.