public performance

Fortunately this scene did not take place at the public performance, otherwise the audience would certainly have laughed again.

The protesters had reason to be weary of the president's final, delusional public performance.

a practice session in preparation for a public performance of a play or speech or concert.

Most performers takes several months of study prior to any public performance attempt.

My heart beat wildly at my first public performance, a school operetta.

In a recently televised public performance, Mr. Uwechue dressed up as an oil rig worker and sang alongside a Chinese fellow laborer.

London's response was to blame theatres for society's debaucheries and in 1596 the city banned the public performance of plays.

According to Crosland, the most frequently visited Internet sites today are licensed by ASCAP for that public performance.

In 1941 he gave his first public performance; by 1946 he was famous.

How frequent do you encounter public performance in your park in a week?

I knew only too well the nearly frantic insecurity felt by him after every public performance.

The act of practicing in preparation for a public performance.

To make a first appearance in a public performance.

The act of reciting memorized materials in a public performance.

Only later in life, as his disease progressed, did Chopin give up public performance altogether.

The young singer was impressive during his first public performance.

New York's City Council has proposed legislation to ban the use of mobile phones in "places of public performance. "

The public performance to use the cold current which is blowing in Asia and goods sale, part good the instance must occur.

When Chopin was eight, he had performed his first public performance.

The act of reading or reciting in a public performance.

Wudang Chun Yang Internal martial art, first time public performance in Australia.

Winehouse , 24, returned to public performance for the first time since she entered rehab.

Clubs' propaganda mainly uses the way of leaflets, and the way of media and public performance is less. 3.

1976 - The Band gives its last public performance, Martin Scorsese is on hand to film it (see: The Last Waltz).

Yo-Yo Ma gave his first public performance when he was only 5.

I told the story of my first public performance on the trumpet when I was eleven.

This is the first public performance of the play.

Thomas's first public performance took place when she was twelve years old, singing " Killing Me Softly with His Song " .

hollywood stunt man suffered serious injuries over the weekend during this public performance in a shanghai stadium

On Establishing the Institution of Government Financial Report within the Framework of Public Performance Assessment

Tokyo, Japan: Geisha eat rice balls in their dressing room ahead of a public performance

Application of the Balanced-score-keeping in Public Performance Appraisal

Practice(a play, piece of music, etc) for public performance

On the Assessment System of the Environmental Influences of Public Performance

a public performance of something that is intended to entertain people