Sentence examples for expensive stage from inspiring English sources

But that first, expensive stage, he said, is definitely not for everybody, even among the rich.

But the imminent Broadway opening of "Bombay Dreams," an expensive stage musical with songs by Mr. Rahman, suggests we may at last be catching on.

Laden with a variety of expensive stage tricks, it was forced to cancel its first two previews in October because of technical problems.

The vocation of an aspiring nurse who does not value this aspect of nursing (or finds it demeaning) will be tested and attrition rates reduced at an earlier, and less expensive, stage.

America's Food and Drug Administration FDAA) created a faster way to review HIV drugs, allowing them on the market before the most expensive stage of clinical trials.Convenient cocktailsIn total, public and private investment has yielded more than two dozen HIV drugs.

Soon Broadway was witness to all variety of expensive stage magic, from falling chandeliers (in Lord Lloyd Webber's 1988 musical, "The Phantom of the Opera") to helicopters landing onstage (in Sir Cameron's 1991 production, "Miss Saigon") to the foundering of the Titanic (in the 1997 musical of the same name).

And this led to talk of other restaurants that, like Romera, presented diners with expensive, stage-managed tasting menus, involving many dainty courses and scant choice.

It's an elaborate, expensive staging.

Granted, these scenes would have required expensive staging, but their loss eliminates a potent connection with nature and what may even have been meant as baptism imagery.

At one point, in an effort to document the elaborate and expensive staging of Reagan White House imagery, I convinced the Wall Street Journal to send me to the island of Grenada a week before the President was due to arrive to celebrate the glorious first anniversary of the U.S. rescue of American medical students from local Marxist forces on the tiny spice island.

The finish machining of precision components constitutes one of the most challenging and expensive stages in a manufacturing process.