Synonym: performing artist. Similar words: perform, former, formerly, answer for, farmer, armed, butterfly, interfere. Meaning: [pər'fɔrmə(r) /pə'fɔː-] n. an entertainer who performs a dramatic or musical work for an audience.
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181. Tagore seemed to be a wonderful performer, who can invariably wake up the string of my deep heart and make my soul trembling by resonance.
182. When the high performer is an entrepreneurial self-starter this pattern may be all right.
183. Bathroom Singer, " a new singing contest on the Filmy entertainment channel, will zero in on an untrained performer who's good at singing in the shower can enthral viewers."
184. Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) was a great composers, harpsichord performer and educator in the Baroque Era. The Three Masters in Baroque Era were Bach[sentencedict.com/performer.html], Handel and Domenico Scarlatti.
185. Literally speaking, vocality performance could act as a core and key aspect in music art, it is a demonstration of performer capability, and it is also an eventually objective for a perfect present.
186. Even as his team prepare to raise the curtain on the new top-flight season tomorrow, Sir Alex Ferguson remains misty-eyed about the star performer who has left the building.
187. And young Michael was the center of attention: he handled virtually all the lead vocals, danced with energy and finesse, and displayed a degree of showmanship rare in a performer of any age.
188. During the baroque period , he was better known as a teacher, administrator and performer than composer , being less famous than either Handel or Georg Philipp Telemann.
189. The performer has a pack of cards and gave a second pack to a spectator.
190. Clouds of fire emanate from the mouth of a performer in Barranquilla, Colombia, on Sunday.
191. Also featuring alongside her is extreme street performer Nick Hell, whose act includes attaching a dustbin to his ears with chains and swinging it around, and Latvian belly dancer Julia Naidenko.
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