Sentence examples for enduring stage from inspiring English sources

You can also see why it made for an enduring stage show.

Yet any suggestion that Daldry has become a phenomenon akin to Andrew Lloyd Webber, an impresario who maintains a fleet of enduring stage hits in a variety of venues, is not welcome.

American lyricist, screenwriter, and actor who, enjoyed a six-decade-long creative collaboration with Betty Comden that resulted in not only a number of joyously enduring stage and screen musicals but so close a working and performing relationship that they were often mistakenly thought of as a married couple.

The first New York production starred Norbert Leo Butz and Sherie René Scott, superb singing actors who have gone on to happily enduring stage careers.

If Bailey's photo was the first stage in the construction of the Krays' enduring image, stage two came in 1967, when the Krays approached John Pearson, a journalist who had just written a well-regarded biography of Ian Fleming, and asked him to be their biographer, focusing on their clubs, their celebrity chums and their charitable works.

Anna Hazare sat cross-legged on a stage, enduring yet another fast and staring bleakly at a massive public ground that can fit 100,000 people but was not filling up with supporters as he had expected.

At the Court he forged an enduring friendship and stage collaboration with Joan Plowright in the Wesker Trilogy, and then joined Plowright's husband, Laurence Olivier, in the new National Theatre at Chichester and the Old Vic.

Together they should lead to: 1. Local and systemic eradication of the infection (or at least to an enduring non-symptomatic stage);   2.

Local and systemic eradication of the infection (or at least to an enduring non-symptomatic stage); A stable limb with a normal mechanical axis; Normal muscle action; Normal joint function.

The observation that most animals isolated from nature are found in the "enduring" dauer larval stage suggests that a 2 day generation time with ad libidum food conditions in the laboratory at 25°C is not typical of natural conditions.

Several years ago, I made weekly visits to a friend enduring the last stages of ALS, Lou Gehrig's disease.