Sentence examples for generation of stage from inspiring English sources

LONDON — A funny thing has happened imperceptibly yet unmistakably to the British theater of late: an entire generation of stage actor has pretty well passed from view.

Ms. Barall and Mr. Doyle are the young cousins who fall in and out of love, as well as members of a newer generation of stage artists who suggest that attitudes really don't change all that much.

The enormously influential Actors Studio, descended from Stanislavski by way of the Group Theatre and founded in part by Kazan, promoted the concept of emotional truth, helping a generation of stage actors, Kim Stanley perhaps the finest of them, to superb performances.

April 14, 1904 London, England May 21, 2000 Aylesbury, England Sir John Gielgud, in full Sir Arthur John Gielgud (born April 14 , 1904 London, England died May 21, 2000, near Aylesbury) English actor, producer, and director, who is considered one of the greatest performers of his generation on stage and screen, particularly as a Shakespearean actor.

The book has been a favourite of generations of stage-struck little girls who respond to Streatfeild's feminist message that young women may become whatever they choose to be.

The Meiningen troupe's methods had their effect upon the younger generation of European stage directors, particularly André Antoine, who founded the first theatre of naturalism (Théâtre-Libre, Paris, 1887), and Konstantin Stanislavsky, an influential proponent of realism in the Russian theatre.

The mechanism of the generation of each stage has also been elucidated.

The seeds identify other members of the population, who are in turn approached in the next generation of sampling (stage 1).

Of note, is the generation of liver stage EST libraries (Ishino et al., GenBank accession DC195411-DC201252; Sacci et al., 2005; Wang et al., 2004).

Mapping of proteins associated with the extracted stage-specific hypotheses onto the AD-specific network (see Methods) resulted in the generation of three stage-specific sub-networks.

10.7554/eLife.09017.015 Figure 9. Schematic depicting the sequence of events leading to the generation of late-stage KLRG1+ effector CD8+ T cells.