The timber of their voices is full of staged righteous indignation and anger.
"There is no deduction permitted for match operational costs therefore the club has to pay the full costs of staging the match, and obviously the VAT element of the match receipts.
Full plates of staged L4 animals were homogenised in 400 µl lysis buffer (Qiagen) using the Precellys 24 Lysis and Homogeniser.
In his pictures, supermodels and socialites appear bored, fragile, full of stage fright or as exhausted as furniture movers.
"It is powerful obsessive stuff, intensely theatrical, not always disciplined but always wildly poetic, full of stage images and utterances replete with insidious suggestiveness".
"Sisterland" may start out sounding like a sort of cloying Alice Hoffman novel, full of stage-managed whimsy, but it actually ends up being a lot closer, in terms of emotional chiaroscuro, to two classics about pairs of sisters, "The Old Wives' Tale" by Arnold Bennett and "The Easter Parade" by Richard Yates.
At other times he would hide condoms full of stage blood in his clothes and repeatedly fall to the floor, appearing to bleed profusely.
The costs of staging full-scale new opera are large, the pressure on the composer almost unbearably heavy.
The complex nature of the insurgency was illustrated on Oct. 24, when three suicide bombers, one driving a cement mixer full of TNT, staged a coordinated attack on the Palestine and Sheraton Hotels in central Baghdad.
Longborough's owner, Martin Graham, had long held the ambition, apparently ludicrously unrealistic, of staging a full-size Ring cycle.
