part performance การใช้

• They are part performance art, part self-expression, part self-invention and reinvention.
• In November 2008 Kuroma put on a two-part performance at The Georgia Theatre.
• Because part performance is not performance, no payment is owed.
• Such music wears one-on-a-part performance like a custom-tailored suit.
• Part athlete, part performance artist, they smelled like money.
• "It's not just off-roaders-- it's everybody, " added the Burbank 4 Wheel Parts Performance Center clerk.
• Part sculpture, part performance, the work encourages viewers to reconsider the notion of statuary as static objects.
• The events pit poets in a game that's part performance art, part battle rap, part writers support group.
• Based on her research in Martinique, this three-part performance integrated elements of a Martinique fighting dance into American ballet.
• The work of Rirkrit Tiravanija, a 34-year-old Thai artist, is part performance, part audience participation and sometimes part sustenance.
• Part politics, part performance art, the shadow conventions will run in August on the same days as the traditional conventions.
• An important factor in the case law became that the part performance must be  unequivocally related to the alleged contract.
• Sellers is spectacularly funny in his tri-part performance, but it's worth noting that the most unhinged performer is George C . Scott.
• Invite him by for one of his two-part performances and he'll pack sheet music along with clean sheets for his massage table.
• The daylong event was part academic convocation, part political rally and part performance with songs, skits and a tae kwon do demonstration.
• But that quality need not disappear in one-on-a-part performance; it can be transmuted into a subtler, and perhaps more profoundly moving, gravitas.
• Mr . Hoffmann puts his case as high as saying that by definition there can never be part performance of a unilateral contract.
• The first defendants say that that cannot be so because nothing can be part performance if done before there is any binding contract.
• The ensemble has formed close relationships with the music of Heinrich Sch黷z, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck and Johann Sebastian Bach, and focus on one-to-a-part performances.
• Thus, part performance might be an exception, but it could not, in effect, mean that the underlying contract could be proven by parol evidence.