Meanings of performing before in English

The nodding sailor little thought that he was performing before a deeply-moved audience.

There comes a point where you can't advance any more without performing before an audience.

Jordanian authorities have banned it from performing before.

We have watched with intense curiosity and anxiety the scene that has been performing before our eyes.

The clip finds the Grammy-winning R&B group performing before a small audience while also mingling with the ladies.

In a few hours Ole Bull was performing before a distinguished audience in the concert-hall of the Philharmonic Society.

In performing before the public one should be governed by the tastes of the public, not by one's own tastes.

He had caught a glimpse of this one performing before and she was good, but it was not his choice of entertainment.

On stage the two nations would be intermingled, standing side by side, hand in hand, performing before the world's media and diplomatic elite.

But investors latched on to his comment that the ECB wanted to see more projections of how the economy was performing before taking action.

Punctually on the day appointed she reappeared to support me, and now had the painful and unaccustomed experience of performing before a small audience.

At bottom the Sackcloths do not care to exhibit their emotions when I am performing before them, they only do it because Ashes started it.

The third is a more peaceful scene-a Bokhara dancing girl performing before Shah Tamasp, eldest of four sons of Ismail and successor to his throne.

The volume, not the author, is our companion, and is for us a real personage, performing before us whatever it inspires-"Hebeing dead, yet speaketh."

The New Yorker, October 17, 1942 P. 13 Comment on Al Jolson and other performers from the States performing before the troops in Ireland.

"From there to performing before the future queen of Skala!" Alec raised his mug to Atre.