Sentence examples for early staging from inspiring English sources
It also marks an early staging post in the decline of church influence on local politics.
Early Staging in Oxford, by John R. Elliott, Jr. John D. Cox is the DuMez Professor of English at Hope College.
He was there to see an early staging — "it's only the third time all these words have been said in a row," Hoffman told me — of "Philip Roth in Khartoum," a new play by David Bar Katz that LAByrinth is producing.
By Ian Crouch March 30, 2011 This morning, Macy pointed to an article at Slate by baseball's great statistician, Bill James, which argues that we need to dedicate the same principles we use to develop athletes — identifying talent early, staging competition among kids, rewarding potential with attention and money — to nurturing writers and other artists.
A hugely impressive development, bringing human anatomy and biochemistry onto a combined 3D map, this technology was instantly adopted by the medical community as an essential tool for early staging and monitoring of human disease.
Auxerre fans celebrated their cup semi-final victory over Ligue 1 side Guingamp a little too early, staging a pitch invasion before referee Stephan Luzi had blown the final whistle.
"Early stages of decline, IMHO.
"In the early stages they were.
"Shake" is in its early stages.
