Sentence examples for yes performance from inspiring English sources

Despite the distracting gizmos, the Infiniti's style, luxury and, yes, performance are worthy draws.

Social practice, also often called Interventionism, is new to the realm of contemporary art but since 2005 more and more elite art schools have been offering it as an option for a fine art degree, right up there with painting, sculpture, art history and, yes, performance art.

Yes, performance art has officially swallowed itself and puked itself back out, thanks to an Italian artist named Sven Sachsalber.

At Lincoln Center's Rose Hall, the Merce Fair (July 16) packs in lectures, screenings, a display of Andy Warhol's Mylar balloons from "RainForest," and iPods loaded with music that influenced the choreographer — and, oh, yes, performances of "Squaregame" (1976) and "Duets" (1980).

And yes, his performance against his old team continues to be a stunning reversal of form.

Facebook only began defaulting to it this year after hesitating because of yes, the performance hit it brings.

Covered in polished, honey-hued teak and twinkling with candlelight, the club hosts jazz, world music, cabaret, poetry and, yes, classical performances, attracting a well-heeled crowd who sip wine and nibble Japanese-themed hors d'oeuvres.

Meanwhile Ulla Smith believes this World Cup "beats football by a country mile for excitement, brilliant and yes, deplorable performances (this means you, Swann and Anderson yesterday at least)." Don't think many people tuning into Birmingham v Bolton would disagree with you.

And yes, the performances varied from night to night.

Below, get the lowdown on those 11 (yes, 11) performances, say goodbye to Cee Lo Green and Christina Aguilera for Season 4 and take a look at why this year's new voting system was faulty.

So, yes, every performance would be a sellout, except that Ms. Jones is not selling tickets.