Sentence examples for gave theater from inspiring English sources

THE Emelin in Mamaroneck gave theater a good run, with season after season of homegrown productions of plays.

The lyricist, Tom Eyen (who also wrote the book), and the composer, Henry Krieger, gave theater an undeniable moment of greatness.

They had made good use of this in the past, most strikingly in 1998 when Mr. Giuliani, with City Council approval, gave theater owners the right to sell lucrative air rights to developers through a swath of the West Side.

That's what gives theater meaning: when it becomes a social act".

He thinks the league has been such a long-running hit because it gives theater professionals a chance to perform without fear of rejection.

In the 1980's and 90's, producers sharply raised prices and eliminated much of the price variation within a given theater.

Currently, movies are typically released for home viewing about four months after their first run in theaters, giving theater owners a relatively comfortable window in which to draw crowds.

And this came despite a running time of 3 hours 3 minutes that limited the number of times it could be shown in any given theater.

Charlie Siedenburg, public relations manager for the theater, said the idea was to give theater students the same type of recognition that student athletes get and perhaps inspire them toward a professional career.

That could be done by adding long-range sensors that would potentially give theater systems enough time to destroy missiles in midflight, or by targeting missiles soon after they were launched, in the so-called boost phase.

To that end, he has even tried to persuade those in academia who might think of plays more as literature than living things to give theater a second look.