Sentence examples for changing stages from inspiring English sources

• Richard Eyre's Changing Stages continues on BBC 2 tomorrow at 7.30pm.

• Richard Eyre's Changing Stages, the book of his recent television series, is published by Bloomsbury, price £30.

He was the chief creative force behind "Changing Stages," a book and television series about the English theater.

In her book "Baby and Child Care," Dr. Penelope Leach, a child psychologist, stresses the importance of understanding children's changing stages.

As "Changing Stages" makes clear, the rise and fall and regeneration of the theater is a pattern that has been playing itself out for centuries.

His sure grasp of each form gives "Changing Stages" an easy cinematic style as he visits scenic places where playwrights lived.

Curatorial attention is paid instead to how people and pictures were mobilized across public spaces, propelled by the changing stage-set of Iran's cultural circumstance.

In a constantly changing stage tableau, with a whole warehouse of props kept mostly onstage and ferried back and forth by the performers, the show uses stage vocabulary, often ingeniously, to recreate film clips and radio bits from Welles's work that are interspersed with the story of the journalist, Thompson (J. Ed Araiza), and his search for the meaning of Welles's last word.

This design scenario implies changing stage heat transfer duties.

If you are at a life changing stage right now, I challenge you to consider it as well.

Through the HIV-1 stage-related modules, changing stage-specific patterns of protein interactions could be observed.