Sentence examples for historic stages from inspiring English sources

The tripartite canon represents the three historic stages in the growth of the canon.

Corresponding to the aforementioned historic stages of the employment system change, we distinguish the employment environment in the temporal dimension by three periods, including the pre-reform period (before 1979; used as a reference category), between 1979 and 1991 (state-dominant stage), between 1992 and 1997 (state-market competing stage), and between 1998 and 2003 (market-dominant stage).

But Jamal Crawford says his best game ever came in New York City on one of basketball's most historic stages, Madison Square Garden.

Nevertheless, the plan represented an unprecedented historic stage in Japanese educational development.

The 16-year battle between Mrs. Seril and her tenants played out on a suitably historic stage.

The ballet world was watching with rapt attention as he made his debut on the historic stage of the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow.

What was most remarkable about Brando was that unquestioned eminence rested on so few films and on just one historic stage performance.

"I always looked at it as a character drama on a historic stage," said Mr. Hancock, 46, about undertaking the shoot.

Related to this is the need to end the architectural guidelines of the planned economy era economizing on food and clothing and instead step into a new historic stage allowing bold pursuit of architectural aesthetics and individuality.

In the early two-thousands, when Serebrennikov was in his thirties, he came to Moscow, where he staged a number of successful performances at the Sovremennik, a theatre founded during the Khrushchev thaw, in the nineteen-fifties, and the Moscow Art Theatre, the historic stage made famous by Konstantin Stanislavsky and his eponymous acting method.

The Bolshoi is a revered place in Russia; when its historic stage reopened in 2011, after a six-year restoration, the country's elite arranged themselves in crimson-lined boxes, and hundreds of less fortunate people — cabdrivers and cleaners — stood on the street outside for hours on a cold, blustery night to watch the performance on a screen.