Sentence examples for expected theater from inspiring English sources

Such warnings are part of the expected theater of these negotiations, in which the United States must look simultaneously accommodating enough to a new Iranian leadership to keep fragile talks going and tough enough to its allies and Congress that it cannot be accused of naïveté.

Jim Gianopulos, a co-chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment, said that he expected theaters to update their facilities to accommodate the 3D demands of the film.

Studios expected theaters to take the lead because digital equipment would allow them to raise prices — tickets to the new crop of 3-D movies run as high as $25 each — and lure consumers away from their big-screen living room TVs.

When the film opens today, expect theaters around the country to be turned into temporary churches.

Mr. Real said he expected the theater would host 350 to 400 events annually.

He said he expected the theater's annual operating budget to increase to $9 million from about $4 million.

"It ended up giving us more than we expected," my theater companion said when the play ended.

But he said he expected the theater company to be a platform for the development of commercial property, hotels and retail centers in the United States.

Ms. Rothman said that she expected the theater would sharply discount some of its seats in an effort to diversify its audiences, and said it would also seek foundation support.

Yet another Pole, Jerzy Grotowski, had made stage pictures of a kind that no one had ever seen before and made them come alive in places where no one had expected a theater troupe to nest.

The Times criticized Mr. Minhaj's show for lacking the refinement expected in theater and being more suited to a comedy club while praising Mr. Quinn's show for these very same things.