Sentence examples for a principal actor from inspiring English sources
Typically, Burma never even counted as a principal actor in the unfolding dream of empire.
They became lifelong recruits, Goorney as a principal actor, Raffles as the backstage lynchpin.
Richard Burbage, who was a principal actor with the Lord Chamberlain's Men, acted at the Globe Theatre.
Jeff Garlin, a principal actor on "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and a longtime friend of Jones's, later told me that he'd read the script.
The film has the feel of a pro-independence cri de coeur from Mr. Tiao, one of its producers and scenarists, as well as a principal actor.
One of the suspects is charged with acting as the leader and recruiter for the terror cell and the other with participating in a terrorist group's activities as a principal actor or co-actor.
As the moviemaking falls apart, however, Kiarostami springs a new fiction: the principal actor, a doleful but implacably egotistical young man, Hossein Hossein Rezaii), has a crush on the leading lady, Tahereh Tahereh Ladaniann), a sixteen-year-old beauty in a hijab.
The study surmises that adoption of a meso-level public-private interface fosters collaboration between all principal actors (public authorities, private sector, and the public as an end-user) in the community.
Sergio Leone was the chief director of such films, and Clint Eastwood, his principal actor in A Fistful of Dollars (1964) and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966), went on to direct and star in a few notable resuscitations of the western, including The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), Pale Rider (1985), and Unforgiven (1992).
She was born in 1932 in Philadelphia, though it might as well have been any other large city in the United States, Canada, or Mexico, because her father, Jack Berlin, was the director of, the writer for, and the principal actor in a travelling Jewish theatrical company.
When the gulf war begins, Jacob recognizes "the larger world" as "a setting where America was the principal actor," something that allows him, at least in theory, "to feel at home" anywhere.
