Sentence examples for creating the stage from inspiring English sources

"The health professions have played a role in oversimplifying and creating the stage for confusion," said Dr. Barnett S. Kramer, associate director for disease prevention at the National Institutes of Health.

In creating the stage blood for "Von Macramé" the special-effects designer Waldo Warshaw had a tiny budget of $3,000 to work out the gory dramaturgical logistics: where the blood comes from, how fast it's released, and how it hits the walls and costumes.

Once there, they took on the task of creating the stage for the festivities: Re-enacting Rousseau's republican daydream, the public — men and women, wealthy and poor, urban and rural — took up picks, shovels and wheelbarrows and built an amphitheater on the field between the Seine and École Militaire known as the Champ de Mars.

It was drink that exposed the bleakness of his experience, allowing him to create the stage Johnny Vegas.

Flynn contributed the ideas; Kushner created the stage images, and got most of the credit for the show, which caused some bad feeling between the friends.

That this particular Paris is so fashionable in an age of political unrest and economic upheaval would not have surprised the man who, more or less single-handedly, created the stage setting for the Paris we will always have.

These stunning contradictions created the stage for street theater and ancestral storytelling: the calypsos, the steel drum bands, the sword dancing, the clowns in white face-paint, the world-turned-upside-down fables and wordplay competitions.

But Mr. Deaver, who helped create the stage for Mr. Reagan's 1980 presidential announcement speech in Battery Park, with the Statue of Liberty as a backdrop, said the White House had done well in setting the agenda after a chaotic August.

Yes, Bowie will be co-creating the stage production, titled "Lazarus" and based on the story of The Man Who Fell to Earth, along with playwright Enda Walsh and director Ivo van Hove.

Art can create the stage for people to see their own potential and place within society.

As McGrath Morris puts it, Pulitzer was the one who "creates the stage that Murdoch will walk out onto".