Sentence examples for wrong performers from inspiring English sources

The philosophers and psychologists who advocate a just-do-it mentality all admit that during those rare occasions when something goes wrong, performers or athletes need to direct their attention to their actions.

"I know now what really speaks to me - music that has very strong emotional content; music that's not mathematical; music that has strong rhythms, extreme lyricism; music that could probably be killed by the wrong performer".

2003 A knife throwing stunt goes terribly wrong when circus performer Jayde Hanson skewers his assistant.

It's not always wise to choose a car for its seductive looks, but here you can't go wrong: both cars are fine performers beneath their handsome skins.

In this beauty contest, Mr. Ulrich writes, there are no losers: It's not always wise to choose a car for its seductive looks, but here you can't go wrong: both cars are fine performers beneath their handsome skins.

You can't go wrong by rewarding your top performers with more challenging assignments.

"That is when they are in the range of 70-80% of peak performance, so we are missing out on a huge number of high performers by testing at the wrong time of day".

Lonnie Donegan may have been the godfather of British pop, but, at heart, he was an updated music-hall performer, adrift in the wrong era.

It should be a sign that something is wrong when Intel is the weakest performer within the Dow Jones industrial average in 2006.

It was typical of the Tories' bungling in Parliament; but, MPs tutted, also an unseemly exit for one of its best performers of modern times.They were wrong.

Another performer said that's the wrong reason to enter the industry, because it will lead to regret.