Sentence examples for given a celebrated from inspiring English sources

The first group he approached were the so-called " 'Angels' angels," producers who had been involved in Mr. Kushner's only other Broadway production, "Angels in America," the two-part AIDS epic that ran on Broadway in 1993 and 1994 and had recently been given a celebrated film treatment by HBO.

Baker wraps up the survey in 1976, when the most ambitious operatic project in history, Richard Wagner's Ring cycle, was given a celebrated modern staging by director Patrice Chéreau for the centennial of the work's premiere at Bayreuth.

He gave a celebrated performance at Carnegie Hall in January 1978, marking the 40th anniversary of his historic concert there.

That year she gave a celebrated solo concert at Carnegie Hall and released a live album of it.

Humphrey Bogart (in his final film) gave a celebrated performance as an unemployed sportswriter who becomes a publicist for a shady promoter (Rod Steiger).

Music was performed, politicians gave speeches, clergymen preached sermons and Henry James Sr, father of the novelist, gave a celebrated series of lectures on "The Universality of Art" in 1851.

Yousafzai, who gave a celebrated speech at the United Nations last week about her hopes for the future on her 16th birthday, was targeted by a gunman as she rode home on a bus after school last October.

This week Mr Obama put an end to the debate by publicly invoking a different role model: Teddy Roosevelt.On December 6th Mr Obama travelled to Osawatomie, a small town in Kansas where Roosevelt gave a celebrated speech in 1910, laying out the platform that he would eventually adopt as a third-party candidate for president two years later.

In 1843, Kogălniceanu gave a celebrated inaugural lecture on national history at the newly founded Academia Mihăileană in Iași, a speech which greatly influenced ethnic Romanian students at the University of Paris and the 1848 generation (see Cuvânt pentru deschiderea cursului de istorie națională).

But the country's adherence to the spirit of it must remain in doubt as long as Mrs Arroyo appears so eager to give such a celebrated suspect such an easy opportunity to escape justice.

Are there performers you would like to have seen given a crack at the show's celebrated principal roles?