Sentence examples for has staged for from inspiring English sources
Unlike many of the works she has staged for Ballet Theater or her modern-dance troupe, this one has nobody in sneakers.
He writes so well, so readably, so engagingly that, right or wrong or flawed, the murderous tragedy that he has staged for us proves absorbingly fascinating.
· Birmingham Hippodrome, Wed 13 to Jun 16 English National Ballet: Swan Lake London Out of the three super-sized ballet productions that Derek Deane has staged for ENB, Swan Lake has proved the most enduring.
Ai was made an honorary Royal Academician during his detention and the RA show follows major exhibitions it has staged for the artists Anish Kapoor, David Hockney and Anselm Kiefer.
He is arguably already the most powerful 17-year-old in the music industry; he is responsible for selecting most of the acts that land a much-coveted slot on the second stage of Ozzfest, the summer heavy-metal festival the family has staged for the past seven years, and he's under contract to Epic Records as a talent scout.
The answer to both might lie in LED backlighting, a new technique for LCD illumination just hitting the shelves, and one that DigiTimes says Apple (as well as HP) has staged for development.
And on behalf of all those who have enjoyed the slasher movie they've staged for the gaiety of the nation, I can only offer heartfelt thanks.
Mr. Sellars recounted how, at her Salzburg Festival debut recital in 1991, Ms. Upshaw faced a palpably hostile audience with abstruse Messaien songs and a Bach cantata that he had staged for her.
In many ways it is simply an old-fashioned open-submission exhibition of the kind that regional museums and art centers around the country have staged for decades — except that it has gone digital.
Since the first of the year, Dominion has staged meetings for its employees to explain its positions.
Since the mid-70's, Simmons has staged scenes for her camera with dolls, ventriloquist dummies, mannequins and people to create images with intensely psychological subtexts.
