Sentence examples for general actors from inspiring English sources
"In general, actors and singers and dancers don't like to work puppets," he says.
The Hobbit has faced multiple setbacks in the six years since the trilogy was first given the green light, including the loss of original director Guillermo Del Toro, a fire that destroyed a number of vital miniatures, and an enormous feud with a local New Zealand union that at one point looked likely to become a general actors' boycott of the project.
Production on The Hobbit has been stymied by a series of unfortunate events, including a fire that destroyed a number of vital miniatures, an enormous feud with a local New Zealand union that at one point looked likely to become a general actors' boycott of the project, and Jackson's own hospitalisation last year for surgery to treat a stomach ulcer.
In general, the actors, though chiefly nonprofessional, infect the audience with their enthusiasm and absorption.
In general, the actors really do feel that transformation into their character, and that's probably the best compliment I could get.
The church is notoriously press shy and in the absence of a real David Miscavige (the leader of Scientology) or a real Tom Cruise (its most famous follower) he and Marty Rathbun, who was once the organisation's inspector general, recruited actors to re-enact scenes Rathbun witnessed.
In general, concerned actors (other than those directly responsible for the formal process) come in too late in the process, making it difficult for them to influence the fundamental direction of the decisions instead of details (Asplund and Hilding-Rydevik 1996).
His business strategy consisted of photographing politicians, generals and actors for free and displaying their likenesses in a gallery to attract paying customers.
On Thursday, the first lady and 21 other women — including the singers Sheryl Crow and Alicia Keys; the former astronaut Mae C. Jemison; Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody of the Army, the first female four-star general; the actor Alfre Woodard and the makeup maven Bobbi Brown — scattered to public and private schools across the region in honor of Women's History Month.
Pentland and Feldman suggest a model of the routine which incorporates both ostensive (the abstract understanding or 'script' of the routine-in-general which actors might describe if asked) and performative (what particular people actually do in particular situations, paying attention to the actions of particular others and with a particular goal in mind) [ 19].
LONDON — As a general rule, when actors come across on stage as actors, that means they're "acting" – instead of, you know, being – which is considered a crime against art.
