Sentence examples for from one actor to another from inspiring English sources

The delay refers to the requirement time for transmitting a certain amount of data from one actor to another actor.

It was just a really beautiful, unsolicited card from one actor to another.

This view of practice change is built on the assumption that formal scientific knowledge is the most (if not only) relevant form of knowledge, that knowledge can be directly transmitted from one actor to another, and clinicians are users but not producers of relevant knowledge.

"It's a torch that should be handed from one actor to another.

It must be handed from one actor to another, sit during a party scene as Holly explains that it is nameless because it doesn't belong to anyone, and walk offstage.

In "The Tree of Life," as in "The Thin Red Line" and "The New World," the hushed, dazed narration — handed off from one actor to another — has the tone of a prayer.

Often the motivations from one attack actor to another are entirely different.

No insight arises from having all the voices emanate from one actor and certainly the setting of a mental hospital doesn't put the story or characters in any new light.

Due to the rather awkward adaptation from play to libretto (sample song cue: one actor says to another, "Listen"), A Bronx Tale plays like a standard jukebox musical, only without tuneful songs coming out of said jukebox.

"It's so theatrical to watch an actor transform from one character to another in a second, it makes up for the lack of seeing a stage populated with people". He also enjoys the freedom-- looking freedom-- looking perspective freedom-- looking that person fromher, toneo into outrageous or dark territory". By contrast, in multi-actor person "you want your characters balanced.

Altogether, actors go from one theater to another 54 times, not including the curtain call, which is, as one might imagine, a feat of its own.