Sentence examples for actors means from inspiring English sources

This proximity to the actors means that you smell the cologne that Michael sprays on himself as he prepares for the party, singing along with Judy Garland (of course).

Working in such an unpredictable profession, often involving long periods of "rest" for actors, means the ability to network is essential, says Margaret Holbrough, a careers adviser at Graduate Prospects.

But when a hit show with star actors means tickets are hard to find, even large theatres such as the National's Olivier stage, with more than 1,000 seats, are targeted.

Sharing actors means that two Asian-American performers -- Michi Barall and Liana Pai -- will be playing roles that would ordinarily be given to white actors, since "Carson McCullers" is a play in which white is white and black is black.

This being, to me and many, the new "golden age of TV" in quality and creativity, the surplus of serious actors means less sartorial shenanigans.

More actors meant a larger number of characters could be played; still more characters were possible when individual actors played multiple roles (known as doubling).

Princess Leia was supposed to be 16, but the rules of working with young actors meant she had to be at least 18 in reality to work long days.

The statement continued: "In the American academy's view, the fact that The Warrior was filmed in India with non-British actors meant that the association with Britain was too tenuous for the film to be described as British".

Buscemi is the least grass-fed of actors, meant for the rat-run of city streets, and, if I didn't quite believe in him as a country guy, I believed even less in Chloë Sevigny as a cynical jockey with a set of broken bones.

Four professional female actors (mean age 44 years, range 38 53) were instructed in the performance of a specific patient role.

Fifteen violinists (mean age 24.5 years, range 18 31) and 15 actors (mean age 26.7 years, range 18 37), all female, participated in the study.