Sentence examples for a staging that would from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kellogg asked Rhoda Levine, the director, to see the production in Houston and think about a staging that would work both at Glimmerglass and the City Opera.

For "The Magic Flute," Fischer pictured a staging that would spring forth from the pages of a children's book, with a series of drawings projected behind the singers and orchestra.

"What a stage that would be," Torborg said.

I skipped a stage that would have had me hiking through ski resorts, accepting a ride in an empty school bus from a driver who took pity on me at the bus stop.

In the continuing quest for an Avery Fisher Hall with better acoustics, the New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center are experimenting with a stage that would put the orchestra in the center of the auditorium surrounded by seats.

Even if Mr. Bloomberg in the end does not run, he is now assured of a platform to speak out on national issues and the country's political climate, a stage that would fortify him as he enters what is normally the lame-duck portion of his term.

"We don't want to be among the teams that just want to qualify, we want to actually get to a stage that would actually shock people.

What I'm shown isn't nearly complete, at a stage that would never have been seen at the Sony or Microsoft presentations.

Through a spokesman at the time of this latest announcement, Bayreuth's patriarch assured Wagnerians that Mr. Schlingensief would come up with an "exciting, meaningful staging that would be true to the spirit" of "Parsifal".

It would have been 110 metres (358 feet) tall and had a pair of SRBs similar to that of the Ares I and strapped to a core stage that would have consisted of an enlarged ET with a cluster of six RS-68 engines at its base.

From 2007 to 2008, he tried to plan for the Giro to start in Manhattan, with a time trial in Central Park and a second stage that would pass New York landmarks, including Little Italy.