Sentence examples for help with the stage from inspiring English sources

Get a parent to help with the stage and props.

Hearing nothing further from the Mantuan court, Monteverdi wrote to Striggio on 18 April 1620, offering to help with the staging.

Possibly not, although she did spend six years in the Danish national gymastics team, which helps with the stage moves.

One of the people who had helped with the staging of that concert was a close Amherst friend of Chrisemer's who was by then teaching high-school Latin in New Jersey.

She established a foundation in his name and a trust for her own collection of his paintings, maintained his studio and set up an artist-in-residence program there, and helped with the staging of gallery and museum exhibitions of his work even as its value soared: Mr. de Kooning's "Woman III" sold in 2006 for $137.5 million, making it the third most expensive painting ever to change hands.

Clinical examination, tumour markers and radiologic modalities such as ultrasonography (US), computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) are routinely used in follow-up, facilitating this and at the same time helping with the staging and planning of further treatment/management.

Getting help from transit centres UNICEF and partners are supporting these transit centres to help with the first stages of recovery for children who have been involved in armed conflict.

Some practices that we feel will help with the initial stages of e-publication of novelties that are according to the Melbourne Code are: Having each article bear the date of publication prominently (as is done in many journals, for example New Phytologist or Nature).

When he disappears, a professional medium (Geraldine Chaplin) is brought in to help with the search; the staging of her séance, under green night-vision light, is designed to stretch and snap the nerves of the hardiest viewer.

While sound planning can help with the former, early stage investment is often used to fund the latter i.e. the investment gap and it is at this point that the concept of traction often comes up.

The artwork was created by Paul Cummins but put together with the help of the stage designer Tom Piper who told the Today Programme about the ideas behind it.