Sentence examples for established stages from inspiring English sources

Instead of basing itself in one building, the theatre, under the directorship of the gifted Vicky Featherstone, will be a nomadic commissioning body which will take theatre all over Scotland, setting itself up on established stages and in less conventional site-specific arenas (forests and car parks as well as sports halls, according to Featherstone).

The molt stage was confirmed by examining cirri anatomy via light microscopy and correlated with established stages of barnacle molting [ 17].

At present, the overwhelming majority of neuroimaging studies in DLB are cross-sectional, relatively small in size, and in participants in established stages of the disease.

In this study, the severity of an epidemic was recognized as the epidemic unfolded by monitoring media on the Internet and by categorizing direct and indirect indicators into established stages of epidemic progression.

Improvement in the clinical care of sepsis requires (1) identifying markers that are associated with early stages of sepsis and (2) identifying markers that correlate with established stages of sepsis.

This suggests it is possible that pollutant-induced oxidative stress in earlier weeks of development can trigger similar disruptions in neural crest cells that later affect development of cardiac structures, and that windows of susceptibility to environmental insults may not always directly coincide with the established stages of fetal heart development.

With established stage stars, Cherry Jones (McCarthy) and Swoosie Kurtz (Hellman), in the lead roles.

Established stage stars confess to being "nervous" as a way of pre-empting charges of big-headedness and appeasing the showbiz gods.

The word "this" encompasses a number of things: it means wearing a skirt and having manicured nails; it means giving up an established stage name; but chiefly, it means identifying as a woman.

He was an established stage actor in Europe by the 1920's, in Shakespeare to Sir Noel Coward, in German, making his first big hit in Berlin as Romeo opposite Elisabeth Bergner's Juliet.

She, at the start, is a young innocent in the Midwest with stars in her eyes; he is an older, established stage actor who comes through town on a tour.