Sentence examples for deploy props from inspiring English sources

The two leaders' speeches reflected their very different personal styles, with Netanyahu relying heavily on the theatrical and confrontational style he has brought to his recent general assembly addresses that have seen him deploy props and, last year, a period of silence.

There are ample lounging opportunities throughout the house, because it has been set up as a series of backdrops, like a 19th-century painter's Parisian garret, with a few carefully deployed props, a couch here, a bed there, for portrait subjects to pose on.

Manhattan Through March 23 Taking off from the Dutch 17th-century still life known as a vanitas, a work containing symbols of mortality, the photographer Laura Letinsky deploys props like half-nibbled sweets, wilted blossoms, dirty glasses and crumb-strewn tablecloths in artfully unartful arrangements that are as flatly understated as an Ann Beattie novel.

In the three millennia and more since its legend arose, the Trojan War has been reënacted in dozens of uniforms, with many generations of weapons deployed as props.

Also identified were the tangible and intangible resources stakeholders deployed or were willing to deploy to prop up the College's activities.

It has also secured more than 90% of the long-term debt that it needs for the year.At the same time, GE has been building up cash, some of which has been deployed to prop up the finance business.

Another he is deploying his children as props in a training camp photo opportunity.

Cloying accordion music is played; stilts, funny hats and other vaudevillian props are deployed; brightly patterned parasols are twirled.

And he's been known to carry on his person decks of cards, dice, ropes, pennies, coat hangers, sometimes a Slinky, maybe a miniature toy bicycle, all props he deploys both for explaining ideas and for his own amusement.

"There were lots of athletic, aggressive actions, bodies pushing and bounding in unison and props being deployed forcefully but simply, like the four different ironing boards that the characters used to work out their feelings," said Mr. Hoggett, who studied literature at Swansea University in Wales and had little training in theater or dance.

AT ONE POINT during the Dayton negotiations over Bosnia, the American hosts deployed an interesting prop.