performance|performances in English
noun
[per'form·ance || pər'fɔrməns /pə'fɔː-]
show, presentation; execution; act, deed; act of presenting an artistic work to an audience
Use "performance|performances" in a sentence
1. Hard rock performances will now be screened in the Best Rock Performance category.
2. The Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance category, introduced in 2012, was split and recognises metal performances only.
3. At the same time, performances in Britain and the United States moved away from Handel's performance practice with increasingly grandiose renditions.
4. Asquare - Networked art by Garrett Lynch (IRL) Media kits that allow artists to reenact or create new performance art based on landmark performances.
5. The Chieftains' historic performances
6. Bard College Events and Performances
7. The actors' performances were lifeless.
8. His performances lack creative spark.
9. One of the key techniques in SWATH design is the prediction of the hydrodynamic performances, whereas resistance prediction is the most important task of hydrodynamic performance prediction.
10. Great for Christmas concerts, performances, c
11. The performances have been absolutely phenomenal.
12. Both actors gave fairly anaemic performances.
13. The performances still retain uncommon appeal.
14. The performances will commence in a minute.
15. The performances and recordings are uniformly excellent.
16. The performances will Commence in a minute
17. Her scurrilous performances have already condemned her.
18. And the DVDs of your performances in bed.
19. Once all the performances were Catalogued, a thematic …
20. The first Dada performances were put on by a group of avant-garde poets, writers and performances artists at Cabaret Voltaire.
21. 28 The performances will commence in a minute.
22. Actors capture the public imagination through their performances
23. He used to stunt-drive in acrobatic performances.
24. Performance Camshaft; Performance Camshaft
25. We may bill partial deliveries and partial performances separately.